November 20 is observed as Transgender Day of Remembrance around the nation. Board of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Shell Myers shares why a day like this so incredibly important and necessary.

Three students, members of the Board of Global Health Engagement, provide an overview of Dismantling Racism in Global Engagement. 

Member of the Board of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion, Carly Shaken, attends a workshop and learns how to find out who owns the land where you stand.

Dean Gitlin will have an opportunity to share her vast body of work and expertise with more than 150 countries and areas worldwide. She has been selected as a Fulbright Senior Specialist.

Zac Cohen is a fine example of a CNHP COVID-19 Hero, though something he likely wouldn't call himself. This Culinary Arts and Science junior answered a call when help was needed.

The two students highlighted in this edition may have been inspired by different situations, but both chose the PA profession because of their desire to help medically vulnerable and underserved populations.

Daniela Livingston began her career in medicine halfway around the world, but since landing at Drexel nearly 20 years ago, she has dedicated herself to furthering the PA profession through curriculum development, faculty mentorship and team productivity. Be sure to check out her fun fact!

Catch up on PA students news and accomplishments!

From small town girl to UPMC Children’s Hospital’s very first physician assistant, Holly Thomas paves her own way as she leads a transplant and immunocompromised clinic and cares for pediatric infectious diseases.

Patient education is the hallmark of Ken Korber's career in medicine as a physician assistant. Of late, he's been conducting an interesting band of characters to reinforce medical messaging to the youngest of patients.

A new collaboration between the College of Nursing and Health Professions and University of Minnesota School of Public Health will work to establish the Public Health Center of Excellence on Dementia Caregiving.