The nomination states, “His dedication and commitment to crafting a useful, thoughtful, well-organized virtual curriculum was phenomenal.”
From Cough to COVID: How Respiratory Infections Produce Problems and Our Bodies Fight Back, via Zoom on Nov. 17.
The inaugural award named in her honor recognizes her leadership, contributions and accomplishments in incorporating social context into the structure and practice of emergency medicine.
The nomination states, “she has been working relentlessly on securing rotations, supporting students, creating new hybrid & virtual rotations and creating new non-clinical electives, all while preparing for an accreditation site visit.”
The nomination states, “Teresa is an exemplar of professionalism!”
Dr. Devaiah is the first BU faculty member to give this lecture. Past lecturers include heads of state, government leaders and prominent medical leaders.
Thirty students have been elected membership in Alpha Omega Alpha.
This is presented to promising junior faculty who have been at BU for less than two years and who have held no prior professorships.
As part of this two-year commitment, he will serve as a consultant/advisor for a cardiovascular research project The Berlin Long-term Observation of Vascular Events (BeLOVE) cohort.
The nomination states, “Dr. Schreiber provided us with some personal interaction during a time of government mandated social isolation and general ambiguity from the earliest stages of the pandemic.”