Web Seminar Updates

In today’s rapidly evolving medical education landscape, one size does not fit all. This five-session series titled, “Tailored Education: Helping Every Student Across the Finish Line,” explores how personalized and precision-focused approaches can empower every medical student to succeed. Join leading medical educators in discussing strategies that support the success of every learner, from individual mentorship… Read more »

Join us at 12:00 PM EST Thursday, January 9, 16, 23, 30, and February 6, 2025 for the IAMSE Winter 2025 Webcast Audio Seminar Series titled “Tailored Education: Helping Every Student Across the Finish Line.” Tailored Education: Helping Every Student Across the Finish LineIn today’s rapidly evolving medical education landscape, one size does not fit… Read more »

Laying the Groundwork: Enhancing Medical Student Preparedness Through Pre-Matriculationand MentoringPresenters: Dyron Corley, Ed, and Stephanie Dearden, MA, Rowan-Virtua School of Osteopathic Medicine [The following blog was generated by Doug McKell and Akshata Naik] The final session of the IAMSE Fall 2024 webcast focused on enhancing medical student preparedness through pre-matriculation and mentoring programs. Dr. Dyron… Read more »

Stigma in Medicine: The Power of LanguagePresenters: J. Corey Williams, MD, MA, and Melissa Chen, MD [The following blog was generated by Akshata Naik and Doug McKell] Dr. Williams began the webinar by mentioning the work of the National Anti-Racism in Medicine Curriculum Coalition (NAMCC), a network of educators developing and teaching anti- racism curricula…. Read more »

AI Impact and BlowbackPresenter: Dennis Bergau, CEO, KarmaSci Scientific Consulting, LLC [The following blog was generated by Doug McKell and Akshata Naik] Dr. Bergau presented a brief overview of the existing AI landscape, followed by a more detailed review of evolving AI’s impact on medical education and the potential downstream blowback related to unintended consequences… Read more »

Approaching Curricular ReformPresenters: Yerko Berrocal, MD, MHPE from Alice L. Walton School for Medicine, Kathryn Huggett, PhD from Larner College of Medicine at the University of Vermont, and Robert Opoka, PhD from Aga Khan University [The following blog was generated by Doug McKell and Akshata Naik] This seminar was co-presented by three speakers who presented… Read more »

Disability in Medicine: Why We Need More Disabled PhysiciansPresenter: Lisa M. Meeks, PhD, MA, the University of Michigan [The following blog was generated by Doug McKell] Dr. Meeks’ presentation focused on faculty and students’ roles in becoming aware of the importance of including disabled physicians and addressing ableism in medical education. She emphasized the need… Read more »