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Education Resources medical curriculum ‘Advance’ to be held online Oct. 23

Categories: Education

Reminder: the annual Education Resources Medical Curriculum “Advance” will be held from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Thursday, Oct. 23. This will be a virtual event focusing on North Dakota. Keynote speakers will be University of North Carolina School of Medicine faculty Dr. Catherine Coe, assistant dean of clinical curriculum, and Dr. Caroline Roberts, […]

Everling to be keynote speaker at all virtual 2024 Medical Curriculum Advance on Oct. 24

Categories: Education

The annual SMHS Education Resources Medical Curriculum “Advance” (rather than retreat), will be held from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Thursday, Oct. 24. The keynote speaker for the all virtual Advance will be Kathleen M. Everling, Ph.D., senior medical educator in the Office of Education Development and adjunct assistant professor of pediatrics at University of […]

From the Dean: Advance rather than ‘retreat’

Categories: From the Dean

Happy Primary Care Week 2023! Today is the final day of activities here (and elsewhere) celebrating primary care, the backbone of our healthcare system (especially in rural areas). There have been events each day this week at the SMHS coordinated by our Center for Rural Health and the North Dakota Rural Health Association. One of […]

Annual SMHS Medical Curriculum Retreat to be held virtually on Oct. 26

Categories: Education, Events

The SMHS annual Medical Curriculum Retreat will be held virtually from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Thursday, Oct. 26, 2023. The keynote speaker for the retreat will be Dr. David Acosta, M.D., chief diversity and inclusion officer with the Association of American Medical Colleges (AAMC). On the agenda are discussions about diversity, equity, and […]

From the Dean: Announcing new assistant deans

Categories: From the Dean

In past columns I’ve commented on the challenges presented by the pandemic, of course, and also the hard work that is ongoing to prepare for several upcoming accreditation visits of various educational programs at the UND SMHS. An additional heavy lift has been the extraordinary efforts by faculty, staff, and students related to the major […]