… environment than the Navy Yard. It was an honor to be chosen as president but I also understood the deep responsibility that comes with that appointment so I read books such as “On Being Presidential” and “How to Run a College.” I also knew I had a lot to learn about communicating and working with the Board of … I have come to understand more clearly the president’s role and have embraced both the ceremonial aspects as well as the projects that let me roll up my sleeves …

… to diseases and disorders. For example, a pregnant couple learns that they are both carriers of a disorder and need to understand the possibilities of their child … students,” says Jessica Waxler, an assistant professor of genetic counseling who also works with both pediatric and adult patients in the medical genetics and … General. She is among several faculty with experience working at locations that also include Brigham and Women’s Hospital, Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, …

… do you bring from the IHP to this work?   I have been fortunate to receive both my clinical and research degrees from the IHP. Early in my training, I learned … the concept of clinical excellence, which has driven my desire to provide the best possible care to children with language impairments. Whether administering … their work. Most researchers are eager to make connections with clinicians to both support recruitment and have a more immediate impact on the field.   The mission …

… Sierra Gage.     The club was created as a space where students can grow both professionally and personally throughout their nursing school journey at the MGH …     The nursing club wants to grow to at least 100 students in 2025 while also increasing participation in meetings and events.  …     The nursing club wants to grow to at least 100 students in 2025 while also increasing participation in meetings and events.  …

… expanded this year’s event to include more than twice as many participants and also invited other organizations that support stroke survivors to take part. “All of … compared with people who are not affected by stroke. Social participation is also restricted following a stroke. Both are viewed by stroke survivors as important to their recovery.  Participants …