Northeastern University Charlotte

On December 11th, join us for a conversation with Angela Hosking, Regional Dean and CEO of the Charlotte campus. Dean Hosking brings to her role at Northeastern University experience in healthcare leadership as a board-certified nurse executive. This depth of knowledge informs her work developing the academic portfolio, research capabilities, and corporate relationships of the Charlotte campus and Center for Health Sciences. Prior to joining the university, she most recently served as the Director of Nursing at the Levine Cancer Institute, a division of Atrium Health. Dean Hosking is also a published author, motivational speaker, and founder of the women’s leadership initiative Her One Tribe. During this event, you’ll be able to: • Learn more about Northeastern in Charlotte. • Hear about Dean Hosking’s insights into the current job market. • Ask any questions you may have. Meet the Dean: Northeastern in Charlotte When: Wednesday, December 11, 5:00 PM EST Where: Virtual event on Zoom Register here: https://bit.ly/3V8xHle #NortheasternUniversity #nuCLT #MeetTheDean #HigherEducation #GradSchool #CharlotteNC

Join us November 12th as we support the American Diabetes Association with a panel discussion on our campus: "How Do Obesity and Social Determinants Affect the Cost of Diabetes?", focused on the current landscape of diabetes and its financial impact on employers and employees. Register at https://lnkd.in/eQYy7erA Esteemed panelists include: -Kerri Doucette MSN, RN, RDN, CDCES, Diabetes Care Specialist, Novant Health -Gibbie Harris, Former Public Health Director, Mecklenburg County; Visiting Assistant Clinical Professor, Northeastern University -Joe Mihelich, SVP COO & Benefits Executive, Bank of America -Robin Bouvier, VP Health Transformation, Aon -Rhonda McNutt, SVP Programs, Bank of America Foundation -Jacques Laguerre, MD, Sr. Physician Executive, Novant Health Tuesday, 11/12/24 9:00 AM Check-In: 8:15 AM 2151 Hawkins St 8th Floor Charlotte, NC 28203 Come out to gain insights on this important topic from local experts and stay for networking and discussion! #AmericanDiabetesAssociation #nuCLT #CharlotteNC

Join us on November 9th at our campus for Brain Talk Day: Advocating for Brain Health and Athlete Well-Being, a powerful event dedicated to raising awareness about brain health, concussions, and mental health in athletes. Register here: https://lnkd.in/eAr3t7HD? Brain Talk Day: Advocating for Brain Health and Athlete Well-Being, presented in partnership with My Brother's Keeper Charlotte-Mecklenburg, Sports Mode One, and Connecting the Dots is an opportunity to learn more about brain health and recovery surrounding concussions. Join the Brain Talk Foundation for a day filled with interactive discussions, hands-on activities, and insights from experts in the field. Whether you are a student, athletic coach, a medical or educational professional, or just curious about the brain, this event is perfect for you and anyone looking to expand their knowledge and connect with like-minded individuals. This day is a safe space to learn about brain health, as well as share personal experiences with concussions, brain injuries, and the emotional challenges that often come with them. The goal is to foster open, honest conversations that can lead to a better understanding of the impact these injuries have on both physical and mental health. #BrainTalkDay #ConcussionAwareness #nuCLT #CharlotteNC

What an incredible evening! On October 24th, we gathered to honor the remarkable individuals and organizations making a profound impact in our community at The Heart of Charlotte Awards, celebrating those who exemplify the spirit of service. A heartfelt thank you to our presenting partner Mecklenburg County Public Health and our awards sponsor Tryon Medical Partners. The evening was filled with conversation, hopeful speeches, and a shared commitment to fostering a healthier, more equitable Charlotte. Thank you to Dr. Raynard Washington for his moving, resilient keynote that left attendees inspired. Thank you to everyone who attended and contributed to this special event. And congratulations to our winners and all finalists! Let’s continue working together to uplift our community. #HeartofCharlotteAwards #CommunityImpact #nuCLT #CharlotteNC

We are proud to announce Tryon Medical Partners as the Awards Sponsor for the 2024 Heart of Charlotte Awards. Tryon Medical Partners, Charlotte's largest independent, physician-owned medical practice, joins us in recognizing outstanding individuals and organizations making a difference in our community. About Tryon Medical Partners:  -Serves over 200,000 patients across 10 clinics in the Charlotte region  -Offers primary care and multi-specialty services  -Known for their patient-centered approach and commitment to quality care We're grateful for Tryon Medical Partners' support in honoring Charlotte's healthcare heroes and community leaders. #HeartofCharlotteAwards #CommunityImpact #nuCLT #CharlotteNC 

Are you looking to advance your career and want to make an impact? We invite you to attend the Center for Health Sciences Graduate Open House. Register here: https://bit.ly/4f2Ov4F Date: Thursday, November 14, 2024 Time: 5:00 PM - 7:00 PM Location: Northeastern University in Charlotte Campus, 2151 Hawkins St, 8th Floor, Charlotte, NC 28203 This open house will provide an opportunity to explore our innovative graduate programs in Public Health, Speech-Language Pathology, and Applied Behavior Analysis. Engage with faculty, tour our state-of-the-art facilities, and learn how our programs can help you make a meaningful impact in the healthcare field. Don't miss this chance to connect with faculty, staff, and students and gain valuable insights into your future career path.

We are excited to welcome Mecklenburg County Public Health as Presenting Partner for this year's Heart of Charlotte Awards! This collaboration between Mecklenburg County Public Health and Northeastern University in Charlotte represents: -A shared commitment to honoring local health heroes -An opportunity to spotlight innovative public health initiatives -A platform for discussing pressing health issues in our community Mecklenburg County Public Health’s (MCPH) mission is to promote and protect the public’s health with the vision to assure the health and safety of our diverse and changing community today and for future generations. The department protects the health of County residents by providing clinical services, investigating potential cases of infectious diseases, conducting restaurant, lodging, and nursing home inspections, and staffing Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools with nurses. MCPH advances strengthened policies to make healthy choices easier, educate community members on important health issues, and provides resources and technical support to community partners dedicated to advancing health and improving quality of life. For more information, visit health.mecknc.gov. A special shoutout to Dr. Raynard Washington Mecklenburg County's Health Director, whose innovative approach aligns perfectly with the spirit of the Heart of Charlotte Awards, emphasizing accessibility and community engagement. Join us on October 24, 2024, for a night dedicated to celebrating those who make Charlotte a healthier place for all. Together, we can illuminate the heart of our community and inspire further advancements in public health. Register for the event here: https://bit.ly/48245LE We look forward to your support and participation! 💙 #CharlotteNC #CommunityHealth #nuCLT

We recently celebrated a milestone with the inaugural residency for the Northeastern University MPH Program program! This intensive residency brought together students from across the country, fostering connections and providing hands-on learning experiences. The program focused on crucial public health topics, including health equity, social determinants of health, and community engagement. Highlights of the residency included: • Interactive sessions on public health leadership and communication • A panel discussion with local public health experts • Networking opportunities for students and faculty • Exploration of Charlotte's public health landscape Thank you to Dionne Greenlee-Jones Keri Revens, PhD Kimberly Scott Jamese Ivy Wike Graham, MPS, EFO, CFO, CEM #NorthCarolinaDivisionOfPublicHealth Camino Mecklenburg County Public Health Camino United Way of Greater Charlotte Charlotte-Mecklenburg Emergency Management Office #CharlotteFireDepartment This event marks a pivotal moment for our MPH program, demonstrating Northeastern's commitment to experiential learning and preparing the next generation of public health leaders. To learn more about this impactful residency and our MPH program, visit: https://bit.ly/4gH7J1r #PublicHealth #HigherEducation #ExperientialLearning #nuCLT

Last week, we celebrated the ribbon-cutting ceremony for our new Speech-Language Center. The enthusiasm from attendees was palpable as we officially recognized the crucial services the Speech-Language Center provides to our community, bridging gaps in access to speech and language support.    The night continued with the Local Leaders, Global Impact panel, "Inclusive Voices: Examining Race, Neurodiversity, and the Importance of Early Intervention," featuring Carrie Hinnant, M.A., CCC-SLP, BCBA, LBA, CAS, Rachel M Dean MPH, RDN, LDN, IBCLC, RLC, Jane Carlson, PhD, BCBA-D, and Brandy Jernigan, SLPD-CCC. The discussion brought together these experts in speech-language pathology, lactation, and applied behavior analysis. They engaged in a thought-provoking conversation about inequities in critical services for minority and neurodiverse communities, exploring barriers to access and potential solutions.    We were proud to display the work of the talented Jamea Marlowe. Jamea’s body of work titled “Educations Not Equal" (2023), touches on the many struggles that black and brown children in underserved areas face throughout their adolescence. We connected with Jamea through our partnership with Ricky Singh and My Brother's Keeper Charlotte-Mecklenburg, an organization doing laudable work to address inequities faced by boys and young men of color in Charlotte. Our partnership allows us to achieve shared goals through the Speech-Language Center.   We're excited about the impact of our Speech-Language Center and the continued discussions on inclusive healthcare and education on our campus. Thank you to all who participated and supported this important initiative! And congratulations to Nia I Johnson EdD, CCC-SLP, Toya Foggie, Emily Zimmerman, Trenton Honda, Justin G. Roy, Sarah Young Hong, the Northeastern University, Bouvé College of Health Sciences faculty, staff, and administrators, our partners, and our campus faculty and staff for the hard work and dedication they have put in to open the Center!   #nuCLT #SpeechLanguageCenter #CommunityImpact #NortheasternUniversity

The Heart of Charlotte Awards nomination deadline is approaching fast - Monday, September 30th, 2024, at 5:00 PM EST! https://lnkd.in/eAGU4Aps We're seeking outstanding individuals in these crucial categories, among others: • Speech-Language Pathologist of the Year • Behavior Analyst of the Year • Healthcare Administrator of the Year • Health Educator of the Year • Public Health Leader of the Year Do you know a deserving leader or organization? Nominate them now! Let's recognize the professionals driving positive change in our community. #HeartOfCharlotteAwards #Healthcare #Education #Community #Leadership #nuCLT #CharlotteNC