Boston University School of Medicine

The Boston University Medical Campus includes the Chobanian & Avedisian School of Medicine, School of Public Health, and Goldman School of Dental Medicine, serving nearly 2,800 faculty and 3,729 students with a focus on underserved populations.

Research at the Boston University Medical Campus emphasizes collaboration across schools to develop treatments improving human health.

To: All BUMC Faculty From: Jana Mulkern, Associate Director, and Lucy Milne, Director, BUMC IT EdMedia, Instructional Services & Central Scheduling Date: March 14, 2020 Re: Remote Teaching Resources / Zoom & Blackboard Training

The page cites resources from the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, World Health Organization, and Massachusetts Department of Public Health, compiled by Nahid Bhadelia and Ronald Corley.

Vigilance continues, as experts find H1N1 less threatening

Join Frances H. Miller, JD, on February 11 for the BUSPH Public Health Forum, a regular series held by the BU School of Public Health. She will give a lecture titled, “Top 10 (Public) Health Law Developments in the Past 50 Years.”

Boston University Goldman School of Dental Medicine (BUGSDM) Professor Dr. Carl McManama was named Clinician of the Year by the Massachusetts Dental Society in collaboration with dental societies from the other New England states during an award ceremony at Yankee Dental Congress 34 (YDC).

A 2008 study by Boston University Goldman School of Dental Medicine faculty was published in the *American Journal of Public Health*.

Stephen P. Christiansen, MD, has been named as the new Chief and Chair of the Department of Ophthalmology, effective March 2, 2009.

Boston University Medical Campus traces its origins to 1848, when it began as the New England Female Medical College, the first US institution to educate women and graduate a Black female physician. It merged with Boston University in 1873, becoming the nation’s first coeducational School of Medicine. The Goldman School of Dental Medicine and School of Public Health were founded in 1976.

The Boston University Medical Campus partners with community stakeholders to offer STEM programs for high school, elementary, and undergraduate students in public health and medical fields.

Please find the 2021-2031 Institutional Master Plan.

Effective Wednesday, March 18, and until further notice, the Alumni Medical Library hours-of-operation are being modified to the following:

This map opens to a larger searchable view that includes schools, departments, centers, etc., for Medical, Charles River and Fenway Campuses.

Boston University Medical Campus, in Boston’s South End, includes the Chobanian & Avedisian School of Medicine, School of Public Health, Goldman School of Dental Medicine, and Graduate Medical Sciences, along with Boston Medical Center and the Solomon Carter Fuller Mental Health Center.