This Professorship honors the remarkable contributions and legacy of Dr. Corkey, Professor Emeritus. Dr. Ravid is recognized for seminal discoveries in megakaryocyte and platelet biology.
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Dr. Pam, OB/GYN, and two-time Jeopardy! winner, now stars on GSN's Master Minds, where challengers compete to win $10,000 by out-knowing each other and resident experts like Dr. Pam and Ken Jennings.
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BUMC faculty, fellows, residents, students and staff who are interested in educational innovations and scholarship are invited to submit an abstract or workshop proposal of ongoing or completed education projects for this interactive, virtual event. The new deadline for submission is Tuesday, April 20.
The event will be held virtually on May 26 and 27. Click here for more information and to submit a proposal.
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In the Media
Won Lee, MD; Ali Siddiqui, BUSM ‘21
Sabrina Assoumou, MD, MPH
Davidson Hamer, MD
Joshua Barocas, MD
Katharine White, MD, MPH
Nahid Bhadelia, MD, MA
Cassandra Pierre, MD, MPH
Jesse Mez, MD
Thomas Perls, MD
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Please continue to send all galleys or proofs of accepted, unpublished manuscripts of research studies to Maria Ober or Gina DiGravio in the Communications Office. Also alert them when you receive new grant funding.
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The Institute for Health System Innovation & Policy welcomes applications for funding from BU faculty-student partnerships pursuing interdisciplinary health care research.
Applications by faculty are due on Friday, April 16, at 5 p.m.
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Applications are open April 5-May 24.
The Marcelle M. Willock, MD, Faculty Development Program (FDP) is a longitudinal leadership and career development program for Medical Campus faculty members from under-represented racial and ethnic groups. Learn more.
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Visit the calendar for a full listing of grand rounds, lectures and events for this week.
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Join the Department of Medical Sciences & Education at their monthly Educators' Collaborative Lunch to learn from Rebekah Layton, PhD, Director of Professional Development Programs Office of Graduate Education, UNC Chapel Hill about increasing publishing as an educator and/or administrator.
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Noon-1 p.m.
Join us for a discussion on the legacy of Boston’s Chinatown neighborhood, community, urban expansion, displacement, public health, and the birth of Pao Arts Center. This discussion is part of a series on Race, Place, and Space, co-hosted by the Initiative on Cities, BU Arts Initiative, and BU Diversity & Inclusion.
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FBI Special Agent Scott McGaunn will discuss trends in cybercrime and counterintelligence that affect the academic ecosystem, including nation-state hacking of research facilities, insider threats, and academic espionage.
Join with Zoom. Meeting ID: 997 7389 8961. Passcode: 83222
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Is Science for Me? is a student-run project looking at how socioeconomic status affects the choice to pursue a career in medicine. They are collecting personal memoirs through April 12, and will be holding an event April 19 to discuss actionable solutions and takeaways.
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4:30-6 p.m.
Our Bodies Ourselves was a revolutionary publication, helping women take control over their own bodies, by exploring women’s health, sexuality, and bodies in its chapters, information that was not readily available to women at the time of the book’s publication.
In honor and celebration of the 50th Anniversary of the first publication of Our Bodies Ourselves, BUSPH is convening a panel of experts to discuss a range of topics related to women’s health. Register here.
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The online course, “The Postdoc Academy: Succeeding as a Postdoc”, begins on April 26th on edX. This 6-week course helps postdocs create a rewarding experience that will launch them into their chosen career paths.
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Noon-1 p.m. | Zoom Meeting
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1-4 p.m.
Digital Learning & Innovation is proudly hosting a virtual symposium on Exploring Innovations in Teaching & Technology at BU.
The three-hour event will be a time for faculty to explore new teaching modalities and methodologies; explore applications of remote and hybrid teaching in face-to-face settings; and celebrate collaboration, partnership, and creativity via hands-on, faculty-led sessions, panel discussions, expert stations, and more. Register here.
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Boston University School of Medicine
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