Whether collaborating with graduate students in a university medical center’s research lab or shadowing doctors in hospitals in Peru, several Eastern Mennonite University undergraduate students heading into careers in medicine
... read more about Pre-med students gain from summer immersion experiences in med school laboratories, hospitals
Donatine Afful MA ’20 (biomedicine), in his third year of studies at Alabama College of Osteopathic Medicine, was recently appointed education subcommittee co-chair for the American Osteopathic College of Physical
... read more about Biomedicine alum named to American Osteopathic College of Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation committee
This semester’s Suter Science Seminar lineup at Eastern Mennonite University include professionals working in disease ecology, behavioral health and crisis services, animal health, and biology. The events will be held
... read more about Fall Suter Science Seminars focus on health, biology, disease ecology
Two new majors at Eastern Mennonite University will prepare students for careers in the thriving and expanding fields of business analytics and public health. Business analytics sees expansive growth This
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Dr. Emma Mitchell will present the final Suter Science Seminar this semester, “Cervical Cancer as a Cancer of Disparities: Innovative Technology on the Caribbean Coast of Nicaragua for Health Equity
... read more about UVA professor to give talk on cervical cancer elimination strategies in low- and middle-income countries
Susannah Moore ’08, assistant professor of psychology at Eastern Mennonite University, will give the spring semester’s third Suter Science Seminar, “From Fitness Training to Health Psychology: My Journey Back to
... read more about Psychology professor Susannah Moore ’08 to discuss effects of childhood stress on health outcomes
Students in Professor Gaurav Pathania’s “Sociology of Health” class at Eastern Mennonite University recently learned about research into discrimination related to COVID-19 targeted at Asian Americans. Professor Wei Li, an
... read more about Geographer shares research on COVID-19 and discrimination
Casonya Johnson PhD, chair of the department of biology at James Madison University, will give this spring’s second Suter Science Seminar on Wednesday, February 2, at 4 p.m., titled “Mechanisms
... read more about JMU biology chair to speak on RNA research
One of the things that most motivates Vincent Morra MS ’15 (biomedicine) is interpersonal connection. It’s what first attracted him to the field of osteopathic medicine, and what told him
... read more about Biomed grad begins osteopathic medicine residency
Ronald S. Kraybill PhD presents contemporary alternatives for leaders of today who need to (and generally want to) move away from the traditional top-down approach of conflict resolution. He is a facilitator, consultant and trainer in conflict resolution based in Silver Spring, Maryland. Among other positions, he was professor of conflict transformation at EMU from 1996-2007
... read more about Ron Kraybill: Things fall apart. How to respond? from Mediate
