… war began in early 2022, Dr. King Chung wanted to help.  “When the war started, I was really mad. I was thinking, ‘How can anyone start a war in this day and age?’ … - to get involved.  “I see offering humanitarian services as a way for me to use my expertise to fight social injustice,” Chung said. “I hope more people who will get involved in humanitarian work. My goal for taking students and faculty from other universities and audiologists from …

… an entity it donated $5,000 to.    Gathered in Building 39, where the pantry was introduced to the IHP almost a year ago, the grocery store representatives saw … eat regularly,’” said Benn. ‘We had another student say, ‘This is contributing to my success because I don't have to worry about where my next meal is coming from and where groceries are coming from.’ That’s really …

… school.” Establishing a closer relationship between MGH and the School of Nursing was on White’s radar screen when he was interviewing for the job as dean.   For … count on 150 graduates every year,” said Burke. “I know I have to compete with my MGB colleagues from other hospitals, but at least we would be able to start to … be a nurse, but they can't participate in a full-time program,” said Burke. “On my end, I think, ‘OK, how can I support that?’”  Not only is the relationship …

… to enhance healthcare education and simulation, which has become a major focus of my career,” said Sabbagh. Returning to Boston to run for Team IHP holds additional … following week and that decision changed his life. From that moment on, Sabbagh was hooked. He considers the day he participated in his first-ever race on April 15, … and the experience I had because of running,” Sabbagh shared. “Running changed my life, not just physically but professionally as well. I’ve had so many successes, …

… has worked with the program at one of its locations almost every summer since it was started in 2012 by an occupational therapist and two physical therapists, one of … living a full day’s life as they would in the community. It has certainly changed my perspective on what is important to my clients because I’ve seen the way that the things I teach them are going to play …

… President's Blog Introduction As I reflect on my first three weeks as president of the Institute, in some ways I feel like I have … President's Blog Introduction As I reflect on my first three weeks as president of the Institute, in some ways I feel like I have …

… of Massachusetts, and is 3rd in New England. As I near the completion of my first year here at the Institute, I couldn’t be more thrilled with the pieces we … of Massachusetts, and is 3rd in New England. As I near the completion of my first year here at the Institute, I couldn’t be more thrilled with the pieces we …

… Council Chair Rachel Renaux. “In our Fall Staff Pulse-Check Survey, ‘food truck’ was voted the number one activity, so we used part of our budget to bring a food … Stack, and The Mint-stitute. The fun didn’t stop there. Inside the conference room was a plethora of games such as Nintendo Switch, Jackbox, board games, and card games … to mingle with staff during the event. “The Cookies and Kudos event was my first ever staff event – and what a delicious one to start with!” said Fry. “Being …