So excited to welcome Aric W. Hamilton to the SLU Medicine and the Center for Educator Development, Advancement, and Research (CEDAR)! We look forward to partnering with faculty to support their journey as educators! #MedEd check out our website for more info: slu.edu/medicine/about…

Attention SLU Medicine & SSM Health faculty! CEDAR is partnering with OSA & the Saint Louis University University Counseling Center on "Educator Well-Being Spotlight Session!" Date, time & QR code to register for calendar invite 👇 Email with questions! Aric W. Hamilton & I hope to see you!

Happy to share our March 2024 SLU Medicine CEDAR Community Blog Post! In this peer-reviewed post, Aidan Ruth explores the importance of metacognition, clarifies how regulating learning increases performance, and offers strategies for #MedEd educators. slu.edu/medicine/about…

Attention SLU Medicine & SSM Health educators! What are you doing on Weds, April 24th at 12pm? Join Aidan Ruth, Aric W. Hamilton & I for our second "CEDAR Community Blog Post Discussion Circle!" Lunch served! Info & QR code to register for calendar invite 👇 Email with questions!

Happy to share our April 2024 SLU Medicine CEDAR Community Blog Post! In this peer-reviewed post, Keniesha Thompson details the value of formative feedback in #MedEd, clarifies challenges & opportunities, & offers ways to support effective feedback delivery. slu.edu/medicine/about…

Happy to share our May 2024 SLU Medicine CEDAR Community Blog Post! In this peer-reviewed post, Kento Sonoda, MD, FAAFP, FASAM, AAHIVS considers negative consequences resulting from bias in assessment, types of bias in assessment, and mitigation strategies. #MedEd #MedTwitter slu.edu/medicine/about…

Hey SLU Medicine and SSM Health educators! What are you doing between now and 1pm? Stop by the World Day for Cultural Diversity event in the LRC sponsored by SLUSOM-ODEI and say to us at our CEDAR table! We have snacks and cold drinks! #MedEd #MedTwitter

Attention SLU Medicine & SSM Health educators! What are you doing on Tuesday, June 18th at 12pm? Join Dawn Davis, Aric W. Hamilton, & I for our third "CEDAR Community Blog Post Discussion Circle!" Lunch served! Register for calendar invite: slu.az1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_bK… #MedEd #MedTwitter

Happy to share our June 2024 SLU Medicine CEDAR Community Blog Post! In this peer-reviewed post, SLU Medicine graduate Ren Ernst explains near-peer teaching in #MedEd, details benefits, & offers guidance to recruit, train & evaluate near-peer teachers. #MedTwitter slu.edu/medicine/about…

Had a great time greeting new SLU Medicine and SSM Health #GME trainees at their welcome reception today! Aric W. Hamilton and I shared goodie bags, which included one page CEDAR "Tips for New Clinical Teachers" and information about our CEDAR Community Blog. #MedEd #MedTwitter

Happy to share our July 2024 SLU Medicine CEDAR Community Blog Post! In this peer-reviewed post, SLU Medicine & Center for Anatomical Science and Education at SLU Assistant Professor Alicia Pate makes the case for curriculum mapping, details the process and contents, and illuminates challenges. slu.edu/medicine/about…

4 open leadership positions at SLU Medicine! Senior Associate Dean for Diversity Asst Dean of Student Affairs - Academic Records Asst Dean of Student Affairs - Wellness Director of the Master of Science in Medical Sciences Join our fantastic team! Links to apply 👇

Happy to share our August 2024 SLU Medicine CEDAR Community Blog Post! In this peer-reviewed post, SLU Medicine MS2 Abbey Haas details the use of Peer Instruction in #MedEd, clarifies benefits, and offers guidance for planning. slu.edu/medicine/about…

Excited to share our November 2024 SLU Medicine CEDAR Community Blog Post! In this peer-reviewed post, Jamie Bolar and Dr. Cindy Nebel articulate how educators can use the SOLO Taxonomy to support learners as they transition from novice to expert in #MedEd. slu.edu/medicine/about…

Kinda wild how the gap in Black male presence in schools, universities and professional settings is a widely observed phenomenon, but is largely discussed as a consequence of Black men’s individual failings instead of as a result of their systemic oppression.

Some of you are walking love letters, and you don't even realise it. You light up rooms, shift atmospheres, and inspire just by being you. It's such a precious gift.