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March 11, 2018
News news
Students Receive Serchuck Awards at Research Symposium

This year's annual Medical Student Research Symposium featured research posters by 49 students.
In the Mediainthemedia
CNN
 
Some Foods Better For Your Brain, Memory

Rhoda Au, PhD
WGBH Greater Boston

Lee Goldstein, MD, PhD
Announcementsannouncements
Submissions for Art Days 2018

Students, faculty and staff are encouraged to submit artwork of any medium to the 28th Annual BUMC Gallery for the Arts.


Request for Applications: BU ADC Pilot Grant Program 

Two NIH-funded proposals for $25,000 in direct costs for one-year, non-renewable studies will be awarded. New proposals or initiatives for biomedical, epidemiological behavioral, legal, ethical, health systems or other research in Alzheimer's disease are encouraged.  

Faculty Actionfacultyaction
Faculty Development & Diversity Seminar Series
Personal and Professional Branding for Social Media
 
Wednesday, March 14
5-6 p.m.
Evans Building, Wilkins Board Room

Facilitated by Jodi F. Abbott, MD, MSc, HCM, associate professor of Obstetrics & Gynecology and Michelle T. Long, MD, assistant professor of Medicine, Section of Gastroenterology

CME credit offered. Contact Robina Bhasin for more information.
EventsEvents
Schwartz Center Rounds
Tuesday, March 13
Noon-1 p.m.
Instructional Building, Hiebert Lounge

Schwartz Center Rounds offers all members of the health care team with an opportunity to share their experiences, thoughts and feelings about difficult cases. Participants will share personal, family and team emotions and coping strategies from unanticipated cardiac arrests with unsuccessful resuscitation.
Please visit the  calendar  for a full listing of grand rounds, lectures and events for this week.
Save the Datesavethedate
Disagreeing on Difficult Issues: Sexual Harassment

Monday, March 19
4:30-6 p.m.
Instructional Building, Hiebert Lounge

The BUMC community is invited to join COM Professor Caryl Rivers and BU Associate Provost/Dean of Students Kenn Elmore for this important conversation.

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