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January 2019
Invisible Disabilty: Providing Compassionate Care for a Person with ME/CFS
Come learn about the “millions missing,” those living with the debilitating disease Myalgic Encephalomyelitis/Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (ME/CFS), which disables 1-2.5 million Americans. The Massachusetts General Hospital Institute of Health Professions invites the public, healthcare providers and researchers to the 2019 Ann W. Caldwell President’s Lecture: Inter-professional Rounds. Join us for an excerpt of the Sundance award-winning film UNREST, chronicling the hidden lives of patients, followed by a discussion with an MGH researcher, a healthcare provider, and patient advocates. This program…
Find out more »Live HIV/AIDS Education Podcast with Northeastern Professor Rachel Jones
The HIV Online Provider Education (HOPE) Program and the Harvard University Center for AIDS Research (CFAR) present a live podcast moderated by nurse scholar Dr. Inge B. Corless (Professor, School of Nursing, MGH Institute of Health Professions) featuring Northeastern School of Nursing associate professor Rachel Jones, PhD, RN, FAAN. The podcast will be discussing Professor Jones's research: "Reducing a high-Risk Sex Script in the Love, Sex, & Choices Web Video HIV Prevention Intervention Study." This podcast will air live on…
Find out more »PharmD Webinar
You are invited to learn more about the PharmD degree program and curriculum at the School of Pharmacy. Register for a webinar that will focus on defining cooperative education and practical experiences that will give you a competitive edge in the workplace. We will have students shed new light on the advantages of co-op in Boston. We will also hear from faculty on how our program can position students for success. Register now!
Find out more »UG: Last day to elect pass/fail for spring classes
May be extended by instructor to March 1.
Find out more »March 2019
Injectables Course
Raising the bar for Injectables Training and Practice with the first of its kind University Hosted training program for NPS, RNS, PAS, and MDS.
Find out more »April 2019
Photovoice Panel
Come and learn from an expert panel of researchers about implementing photovoice in community settings. About this Event Photovoice is a participatory qualitative research method that blends narrative with photography. Through photovoice, marginalized community members are empowered to share their words and photos as a way to reach decision-makers and implement positive change. Join NU-PEL to hear from an expert panel of researchers with hands-on experience using photovoice in community settings. We will explore practical tips and things to consider…
Find out more »Photovoice Panel
Photovoice is a participatory qualitative research method that blends narrative with photography. Through photovoice, marginalized community members are empowered to share their words and photos as a way to reach decision-makers and implement positive change. Join NU-PEL to hear from an expert panel of researchers with hands-on experience using photovoice in community settings. We will explore practical tips and things to consider when planning and conducting a photovoice project, share lessons learned, and other topics.
Find out more »Interprofessional Creativity Lab
You are invited to an Interprofessional Creativity Lab hosted by the Bouvé Interprofessional Education, Research and Practice Committee! In this fast-paced session, participants will collaborate with educators from different roles in Bouvé to brainstorm ideas for specific research, practice, or learning opportunities upon which they could collaborate, or partnerships they could form outside of any given learning opportunity. The session will consist of three rounds of collaborative ideation, after which participants will have time to circle back and focus on…
Find out more »Spring 2019 Service – Learning Reception and Virtual EXPO
The Spring 2019 Service-Learning Reception is a time to celebrate this semester’s accomplishments, and a space to foster connections among students, community partners, and faculty members. Anticipated highlights include: Multiple screens to display videos, posters, and other digital artifacts from this semester's course partnerships Networking and connecting around attendees’ service-learning experiences Acknowledgement and celebration of the 2018-2019 Course-Community Collaboration Award recipients For those who missed our Publicly Engaged Scholar-in-Residence event earlier this spring, hand-drawn images that captured the essence of…
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