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News about the College of Osteopathic Medicine

In addition to being covered in the news both locally and nationally, UNE COM publishes The COMmunicator, a quarterly e-newsletter. It provides the digital means to communicate our commitment to the ever-growing field of Osteopathic Medicine, in the areas of research, community involvement, leadership, and engagement with students, faculty, professional staff, alumni, and beyond.

 

A group of students gives a slideshow presentation
Students Tackle Health Care Challenges of Maine's Asylum-Seeking Families
An aerial view of the St. Lawrence University campus
UNE announces new pathways to medical education in partnership with St. Lawrence University of New York
A stone sign bearing the name "University of New England" is seen through the trees
‘Doing Our Part’ Campaign Launch Honored by Educational Advancement Giant CASE
A UNE medical student poses in front of the University's entrance sign
UNE Student Honored by United Nations for work on “Silent Growing Pandemic”
A microscope image of a mouse retina
UNE research and art come together in ‘Spark of Life’ opening Wednesday, Nov. 13
UNE health professions students complete an interactive case study in Innovation Hall
Annual student competition will address health care challenges of Maine’s asylum-seeking families
A group of UNE researchers pose in front the Society for Neuroscience sign
UNE Researchers Showcase Groundbreaking Work at Global Neuroscience Conference
A UNE medical student listens to the heartbeat of an older adult during a health screening
UNE's medical school earns Program of Merit designation from national gerontology association
LifeFlight of Maine was part of the day's events.
Mock Mass Casualty Incident Offers Students Emergency Medical Training
UNE COM students study in groups in Leonard Hall
UNE COM’s Resiliency in Leadership program sets new standard in medical education

U.S. News and World Report

The College of Osteopathic Medicine has been recognized by U.S. News & World Report for its national leadership in primary care training and rural medicine.

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