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The Chicago School Announces Opening of the Illinois College of Osteopathic Medicine
The Chicago School today welcomed its first cohort of students to the Illinois College of Osteopathic Medicine (IllinoisCOM), Chicago’s first new medical school in nearly a century. IllinoisCOM will educate a new generation of mental health-informed osteopathic physicians prepared to address the nation’s growing shortage of healthcare providers, particularly in primary care and underserved communities.
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Kathryn Lohmeyer Rohrer Brings a Service-Minded Approach to Legal Education
BY ISABEL NELSON Drawing on a career in federal courts, Kathryn Lohmeyer Rohrer approaches teaching as an opportunity to make the law accessible and prepare students to serve others. Kathryn…
From Fighting Stigma to Suicide Prevention: The Naomi Ruth Cohen Institute for Mental Health Education at The Chicago School Looks Back at 25 Years of Impact
Each September, as part of Suicide Prevention Awareness Month, organizations around the world work to raise public awareness about suicide prevention and share vital resources for early intervention. This year,…
New Director of Development Fiona Stewart Is Helping Secure Pacific Oaks’ Future
Fiona Stewart, executive director of development and advancement for Pacific Oaks College & Children’s School, has devoted her career to early childhood education, first as a preschool teacher, then as…
What Is Systems-Level Occupational Therapy? How UWS Prepares Future Leaders
What do food deserts, state licensing boards, and occupational therapy have in common? More than many future practitioners realize. Occupational therapists have long played a critical role in assisting patients…
What Higher Education Can Learn from Global Affairs
The world has never been more interconnected, yet many graduates enter the workforce without the global awareness and adaptability that interconnection demands. At the same time, nations and institutions are…