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Class of 1975 graduate celebrates 50 years with IU School of Medicine—West Lafayette
Patrick O’Neil, MD, Class of 1975, has been teaching at IU School of Medicine--West Lafayette for nearly 50 years. The campus honors him for his longstanding commitment to training physicians in Indiana.
Wools-Kaloustian takes new role
Kara Wools-Kaloustian, MD, has accepted the post of Executive Site Director for AMPATH Kenya, a role she will officially step into in early January. As she
Peer reviewers wanted: Help colleagues grow their teaching skills
Faculty Affairs and Professional Development is seeking individuals who would like to be trained peer reviewers. Interested faculty should attend a training session Sept. 24.
Meet the Gundermans: Honored IU professor and two sons exemplify humanism in medicine
Dr. Richard Gunderman, professor of radiology, and two of his sons have forged unique academic paths as polymath physicians on faculty or in training at
Tackle common problems related to promotion and tenure
Stress-inducing. Intimidating. Downright daunting. If these are descriptors that come to mind when thinking about the promotion and tenure process, a workshop series provided by Faculty
AAMC president is Bogdewic Lectureship featured guest
The current president of the Association of American Medical Colleges (AAMC), recently named one of Modern Healthcare’s 50 Most Influential Clinical Executives for 2024, is
Study validates bleeding from damaged blood vessels within the heart muscle greatly increases risk for major adverse cardiovascular events in heart attacks
For nearly two decades, Rohan Dharmakumar, PhD, of Krannert Cardiovascular Research Center at the Indiana University School of Medicine has been on a mission to
Academy of Teaching Scholars offers flexible opportunity to develop as an educator, leader and change agent
Teaching is an evolving practice, and there is always room to learn, grow and become more effective. The Academy of Teaching Scholars (ATS) offers a
Women in Urology: IU welcomes its most diverse class of urology residents
The Urology Residency at IU School of Medicine welcomed its most diverse class of interns with four women entering their training to become urologists.
Beyond testis cancer: Koch led IU urology to national prominence with expanded faculty expertise
During his 26 years as urology chair at IU School of Medicine, Michael Koch, MD, quadrupled the department's faculty, adding expertise and making IU's urology