Jeff Easley and the Medical Practicum
Online EventThis is an online event with Dr. Jeff Easley, an MU alum from the class of 1983.
This is an online event with Dr. Jeff Easley, an MU alum from the class of 1983.
Join us as 2019 graduate Connor Eichenauer will share about his journey navigating grad school, completing his Ph.D. at Michigan State University . We ‘ll hear how his academic efforts in the field of Industrial-Organizational Psychology prepared him for his corporate career as a talent assessor with GE Aerospace. And he will share how his time at Manchester continues to infuse his work in discovering and developing talent.
This busy student has the largest collection of The Joker memorabilia. Megan will share some of her 2,318+ pieces from her collection during our time together!
Jim Kelly, historian and historical interpreter at the Whitney Plantation and consultant on numerous film projects, will discuss the way history is written and represented, and the lessons we may take from this today
Hosted by the Office of Multicultural Affairs, join us for a weekly chapel time starting on February 2nd where we will discuss a variety of topics relating to faith and religion. - Feb. 2: MLK Jr. Commemoration Chapel. Hosted by the Black Student Union. - Feb. 9: Discerning Truth Pt. 1 With Pastors Luke Hunt and Tom Morbitzer. - Feb. 16: Discerning Truth Pt. 2 With Erin Huiras and Kent Harting. - Feb. 23: Worship Night. Hosted by Simply Brethren.
Manchester students, staff, and faculty will embark on a trip to Nepal! Join us as we hear from them about their recent adventures.
An overview of pharmacy residency research and how practice-based inquiry supports clinical innovation, patient care, and residency training.
Dr. Elewitz, who heads the Enterprise AI Lab at McKesson (a Fortune 10 pharmaceutical distribution company, presents on what major enterprises are trying to achieve with AI. His presentation will highlight how CEOs think about value, how to build AI products with reasonable risk, what AI/data scientists really do and how they spend their time, and identifying legitimate concerns with AI.
Hosted by the Office of Multicultural Affairs, join us for a weekly chapel time starting on February 2nd where we will discuss a variety of topics relating to faith and religion. - Feb. 2: MLK Jr. Commemoration Chapel. Hosted by the Black Student Union. - Feb. 9: Discerning Truth Pt. 1 With Pastors Luke Hunt and Tom Morbitzer. - Feb. 16: Discerning Truth Pt. 2 With Erin Huiras and Kent Harting. - Feb. 23: Worship Night. Hosted by Simply Brethren.