Students, faculty, and staff are invited to honor and celebrate the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and participate in WSU’s celebration of the National Day of Racial Healing with service activities and events throughout January.
WSU Spokane is partnering with the Range Community Clinic to bring convenient and comprehensive student health services to campus, supported by the student health fee.
Military Medicine has accepted a qualitative research article co-authored by third-year medical students Ryoma Nichols, Alex Pursel, and Dan Evans, along with their faculty advisor, Tina Lindquist, PhD. The research focused on the lived experiences of combat amputees as they transitioned to care in the VA system.
The Association of University Radiologists has accepted an abstract from two WSU College of Medicine students. Second-year medical students Mitchell Kennedy and Razan Ali will present their findings at the association’s annual meeting in April.
The student-led Health Equity Circle at the WSU Elson S. Floyd College of Medicine was recently featured on the Spokane radio program, This Won’t Hurt a Bit.
The Office of Technology, Assessment, and Curriculum will be reducing support beginning on Dec. 16 and fully returning on Jan. 2.
A program founded by a faculty member at the Washington State University Elson S. Floyd College of Medicine is showing future doctors, nurses, and pharmacists how they can organize to bring about change.
Imagine you find a super cool article on PubMed. But when you click on it you encounter a paywall. MedTech has a solution!
National First Gen Day is held each November to highlight the unique contributions and successes of first-generation college students.
Medical students interested in a career in radiology recently attended the annual meeting of the Washington State Radiological Society (WSRS) in Seattle.
