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August, 2022

Remember! The last day to pay tuition without a penalty/late fee for Term 1 is September 15, 2022. Disbursement for Term 2 begins October 24, 2022. The last day to pay tuition without a penalty/late fee for Term 2 is December 15, 2022. Insurance Navigation: If you have any health insurance questions, please reach out […]

If you haven’t already, please work with your Phase 2 campus dean to discuss the Noteworthy Characteristics section of your Medical Student Performance Evaluation (MSPE). Your Phase 2 Campus Dean will send the final version to SAA to add to the MSPE. You will have a chance to view the first draft of your MSPE […]

ERAS tokens were emailed to current third-year students on June 22, 2022. If you did not receive your token, please check your junk/clutter/spam email folders. Follow the directions in the email to register the token through ERAS. As a third-year student, you are only allowed to register your ERAS token and update the personal information […]

I would like to welcome the MD Class of 2024 back from their Phase 1 electives and am looking forward to seeing you back at the main school building. I hope you took some time for yourselves as your medical education will start ramping up from here until the start of your clinical rotations. Along […]

I would like to take this opportunity to welcome the medical student Class of 2026 to our School of Medicine & Health Sciences. I am very excited for all of you as you start your journey to becoming a physician. I’m excited because as I told you at your White Coat Ceremony, my daughter Jill […]

August is National Wellness Month, and it’s a perfect time to focus on taking care of yourself physically, mentally, and emotionally.  Especially during these stressful times, it’s important to make self-care, healthy eating, and stress management a priority in order to feel better than ever! Wellness Month encourages interested participants to take the “I Choose […]

by Val Becker Advancement of medicine and that of biochemistry are inseparable, and much of modern medicine would not be practiced in the ways they are today without an understanding of how genetic, pathogenic, and environmental factors affect the human body at the biochemical level. Thus, the importance of medical students learning biochemistry is invaluable. […]