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The Department of Biological Chemistry hosts a seminar by 4th year graduate student Chase Lindeboom.
Hosted by the Kresge Hearing Research Institute, Founders Day is an opportunity for fellows and graduate students to present their research. The event features the Schacht Lecture, which aims to support rising investigators by fostering opportunities for networking, forming collaborative partnerships and mentorships.
The Charles J. Krause MD Lectureship aims to further the understanding of research advances in otolaryngology in both basic science and clinical applications. This year's Charles J. Krause, MD invited lecturer, Jennifer Villwock, MD who is slated to give two presentations. Current residents will also present updates on their research projects, which cover a variety of topics and sub-specialties.
The ORL Essentials Boot Camp is a simulation course held annually with instructors from around the Midwest to help junior residents develop essential skill, including intubation, surgical airway management, bronchoscopy and epistaxis management.
This extensive five-day course is designed as a complete temporal bone dissection course for a resident or fellow in training or as an update for the practicing otolaryngologist.
The annual Department of Biological Chemistry Retreat will be held at Maumee Bay Lodge & Conference Center.
This extensive five-day course is designed as a complete temporal bone dissection course for a resident or fellow in training or as an update for the practicing otolaryngologist.
