Topics: MD Program

First Friday presentation to show how improv techniques can improve communication

Oct 15, 2018

The Department of Humanities at Penn State College of Medicine will host a First Friday presentation, "Improv for Enhanced Communication," from noon to 1 p.m. Nov. 2.

A man and woman look at a large photograph of a man from Ghana on an easel. The man from Ghana is wearing glasses with lenses that are falling out. He has one tooth visible in his mouth. The man looking at the photo is wearing a plaid shirt, while the woman is wearing a black top and glasses.

Inaugural Global Health Exhibit provides interactive education

Oct 15, 2018

Penn State College of Medicine Global Health Center hosted its 2018 Global Health Exhibit: An Evening of Global Health Visual Narratives. The interactive photography showcase featured photos from faculty, staff and students and an introduction to visual thinking strategies.

Penn State College of Medicine medical student Jason Spicher is seen using his 3D-printed ultrasound phantom to practice giving ultrasound-guided knee injections. Spicher is pictured sitting at a table with a knee model in front of him, looking at a machine with a keyboard and ultrasound image on it.

Medical student uses 3D printer to create ultrasound “phantoms”

Oct 10, 2018

Penn State College of Medicine MD student Jason Spicher has started working on a project that could help to train future students to perform ultrasound-guided joint injections.

A Harrell Health Sciences Library multimedia specialist can help faculty focus ideas, and then build a project from inception to publishing in SIMBA or Canvas. The library is currently accepting a variety of project types, from videos to full eLearning courses. An image shows a desk with two monitors and a telephone on it.

Library offers multimedia specialist services

Oct 8, 2018

In an effort to help faculty who have ideas that have been on the back burner due to lack of time, Harrell Health Sciences Library offers support from a library multimedia specialist.

Library honors 2018 READ award recipients

Oct 8, 2018

The Harrell Health Sciences Library: Research and Learning Commons will host the eighth annual READ Poster Recognition Award program at 4 p.m. Oct. 18, 2018, in the Commons.

David Rodgers instructs a Simulation Center class in the new Experimental Classroom above Harrell Health Sciences Library at Penn State College of Medicine. He is pictured stnading at the front of a classroom with large monitors mounted on the wall on either side of him, and students visible from the back.

Library launches experimental classroom

Oct 8, 2018

A new experimental teaching space is available for instruction at Penn State College of Medicine. The Experimental Classroom (Room C2609D, located above Harrell Health Sciences Library, near the Simulation Lab) is a partnership between the College of Medicine and the library to create an innovative teaching space for educators to explore new teaching techniques such as active learning and flipped classroom.

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Penn State College of Medicine leads transformation of medical education

Oct 5, 2018

Being selected to host the American Medical Association’s (AMA) “Accelerating Change in Medical Education” conference both acknowledged Penn State College of Medicine’s hard-won expertise in health systems science and enabled its leaders to share strategies for revolutionizing medical education.

Six medical students sit at a conference room table and listen to a man talk at the American Medical Association’s “Accelerating Change in Medical Education” conference. Behind him Dr. Joshua Davis of Penn College of Medicine, stands and listens.

Penn State College of Medicine leads transformation of medical education

Oct 4, 2018

More than 120 medical students, residents, physicians and educators from 27 schools across the United States attended the student-led Accelerating Change in Medical Education consortium Aug. 3 and 4, 2018, in Hershey.

Freeman recognized for Exceptional Moments in Teaching

Oct 1, 2018

Dr. Michael Freeman, a pediatric nephrologist and ethicist with Penn State Health Children's Hospital, is featured in the October Penn State College of Medicine’s “Exceptional Moments in Teaching” program.

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College of Medicine welcomes largest alumni group ever for annual celebration

Sep 28, 2018

Graduate, physician assistant, resident and medical alumni gather in Hershey for Alumni weekend.

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