Faculty members received awards and recognition at the 164th annual meeting of the American Psychiatric Association held May 14-18 in Hawaii. Dr. Paul Leung received the Kun-Po Soo Award The Council on Minority Mental Health and Health Disparities ...

Highlights: The accreditation team is finishing LCME Database – the foundation for our self-study narrative LCME Student Committee is compiling results of the medical student survey School of Medicine Alliance has earmarked funds to improve Student ...

Mitchell Heinemann, MD '44, is one of the oldest members of the OHSU School of Medicine alumni community. Recently, in a conversation with the School of Medicine, he recalled details from his life, including where he was the day Pearl Harbor was ...

The NW Youth Career Expo, hosted by the Portland Workforce Alliance, is one of the premier business - education partnerships in the Pacific Northwest. The Expo is a great opportunity for businesses to connect with their future workforce and encourage ...

Bone density studies in elderly men, dendritic growth and a dose of skepticism were just some of the subjects on offer at the 28th Student Research Forum, held May 12 and 13 at the Old Library Building. All together, there were 48 oral presentations ...

The Achievement Rewards for College Scientists (ARCS) Foundation - Portland Chapter celebrated the graduation of ten PhD candidates from its program at a Celebrate the Scholar reception May 17. The ten were completing their third and final year as ...

The Foundation for Medical Excellence (TFME) recognized ten student scholars in the School of Medicine MD program at a reception on May 18 at the Riverplace Hotel, Portland. “The purpose of the TFME Scholars program is to recognize and encourage ...

Billy Joel, Benjamin Britten and Josquin Des Pres were – briefly – guests at the School of Medicine Alliance Spring Lunch, held at the Waverley Club on May 3. They appeared courtesy of five students from the MD program, who took the opportunity to ...

A woman whose mother died of breast cancer is concerned about her risks of developing the disease. She reads about drugs that can be taken for primary breast cancer prevention, and visits her primary care provider to ask for advice. Clinicians look to ...

May’s Q&A features Shannon McWeeney, PhD, Associate Professor, Department of Public Health & Preventive Medicine. Dr. McWeeney received her PhD in Statistical Genetics from the University of California, Berkeley. At OHSU, she is an Associate Professor ...