Terry Fulmer

At the first Women Who Inspire panel, six dis­tin­guished female leaders in the med­ical industry shared their sto­ries and advice with more than 75 North­eastern stu­dents, fac­ulty, and staff, as … read more »

The Bouvé Col­lege of Health Sci­ences sup­ports a col­lab­o­ra­tive approach to health­care and research, as demon­strated at the 6th annual Inter­pro­fes­sional Research Sym­po­sium last week.

Senate mem­bers on Wednesday engaged in a lively dis­cus­sion, the latest in a university-​​wide effort to gather feed­back about a poten­tial smoke-​​free policy.

The uni­ver­sity has con­vened a com­mittee com­prised of stu­dents, fac­ulty and staff to explore the pos­si­bility of imple­menting a smoke-​​free campus policy.

At a sym­po­sium hosted by North­eastern on Tuesday, a pio­neering chemist mar­veled at the human body’s ability to flourish in the face of expo­sure to thou­sands of harmful pathogens.

A day after the nation went to the polls, we’re talking to North­eastern fac­ulty mem­bers about Pres­i­dent Barack Obama’s elec­toral win over Repub­lican Mitt Romney, despite an extremely close pop­ular vote count. Check in throughout the day to see what experts from across the uni­ver­sity are saying about what the results mean for the nation and the world.

John Auer­bach, a nation­ally known expert in public health­care and civic lead­er­ship, brings more than 30 years of expe­ri­ence to the university.

Terry Fulmer, dean of the Bouvé Col­lege of Health Sci­ences, says pri­mary care must be expanded to meet the needs of a larger pop­u­la­tion with access to health care.

Terry Fulmer, dean of the Bouvé Col­lege of Health Sci­ences, led a fac­ulty briefing on health-​​care policy at the Mass­a­chu­setts State House on Thursday.

The Bouvé Col­lege of Health Sci­ences held a cer­e­mony Thursday to inau­gu­rate its new Health and Well­ness Van, which stu­dents and fac­ulty use to serve the com­mu­nity by pro­viding clin­ical screen­ings and health edu­ca­tion to local residents.

U.S. Sur­geon Gen­eral Regina M. Ben­jamin told health-​​care stake­holders on Wednesday at North­eastern that health-​​care reform takes place “where we live, work and play.”

Judith Salerno of the Insti­tute of Med­i­cine addressed the North­eastern com­mu­nity in the first event in the Bouvé Dean’s Sem­inar Series.

Terry Fulmer, dean of the Bouvé Col­lege of Health Sci­ences, kicked off the spring 2012 Fac­ulty Works-​​in-​​Progress Col­lo­quium Series by dis­cussing her research on elder mistreatment.

The Bouvé Col­lege of Health Sci­ences is home to two mem­bers of the Insti­tute of Med­i­cine – con­sid­ered a top honor bestowed upon researchers in the fields of health and medicine.

North­eastern hosted a recent con­fer­ence for health-​​care pro­fes­sionals to dis­cuss the impor­tance of mon­i­toring the growth and devel­op­ment of military-​​connected children.

Flu shots and infor­ma­tion about con­di­tions that afflict many col­lege stu­dents are the big draw at the Bouvé Col­lege of Health Sciences-​​sponsored health fair.

Terry Fulmer, a nation­ally known geri­atrics expert who was elected to the Insti­tute of Med­i­cine in 2010, will join the Uni­ver­sity in October.