RUSM In The News

To celebrate 2020’s National Writing Day, Ross University School of Medicine’s Office of Career Attainment Writing team sponsored a writing contest. Third-year student Sara Elizabeth Tsimerman earned shortlist recognition for her poem.

At 14 years old, she experienced discrimination in a presumably safe environment — the doctor’s office. Ross University School of Medicine (RUSM) fourth-semester stude

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As we battle another wave of COVID-19 infections, Ross University School of Medicine (RUSM) alumna Emily Shay, MD, advises people to change everyday habits, and urges fellow physicians to practice self-car

The George Floyd incident catapulted the issue of racism and unfair treatment of Blacks by police. But it was not the first demeaning and horrifying situation that needs attention.

To celebrate this year’s National Writing Day, Ross University School of Medicine’s Office of Career Attainment Writing team sponsored a writing contest. Third-year student Grace Morse won the essay segment.

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