18th Annual John McCahan Medical Campus Education Conference Celebrates Educational Scholarship
The two-day conference was a mix of speakers, workshops, networking, a poster session and awards.
The two-day conference was a mix of speakers, workshops, networking, a poster session and awards.
First class to graduate from the newly renamed Chobanian & Avedisian School of Medicine, as the school celebrates its 175th anniversary.
Embrace discomfort, push for progress and strive to support those whose voices need uplifting.
Seven of the nine graduating MD/PhD students matched in highly competitive physician/scientist residency programs that offer protected time for research. Two students chose not to pursue research residency programs.
More than 40 posters represented the contributions of students, residents and faculty.
This year’s recipients are Ricardo Cruz, MD, MPH; Julia Bartolomeo, MD; Lillian Sosa, MS, CGC; Douglas Rosene, PhD, and Jia Jeannie Xu, MD.
The mission of Russek Day goes above and beyond academic research – it incorporates how students balance their research with service to their departments, their programs and their communities.
Annual ritual matching students with residency programs is a test of nerves with a payoff.
Updates will be needed for department, faculty and lab websites, University Bulletin, course descriptions, signage, CVs, publication submissions, etc.
Interested in educational innovations and scholarship? Submit an abstract or workshop proposal of ongoing or completed education projects for the 18th Annual McCahan Medical Education Day!