Hello COMSEP! Many of us our now facing the ‘post-conference blues’, that inevitable period in which energy, enthusiasm, and a basketful of new ideas run headlong into the quicksand of our obligations and daily work. Don’t lose that momentum! Take … Continued
Hello COMSEP! Happy almost-spring. And happy Daylight Savings Time, for those who observe it. 106 years ago today Daylight Savings Time was introduced in the United States, leading to a century or so of confusion for those of us who … Continued
Hello COMSEP! Attached and below please find a special February edition of our Journal Club . All of the articles are centered on issues of DEI and all of the reviews and editor’s comments this month were written by the amazing … Continued
Hello COMSEP! Most of our members are in for some—umm—brisk weather this week. So, as a PSA, we’ve included this useful chart. But even better—stay inside and read the January edition of the Journal Club… Enjoy! Amit, Jon and Karen … Continued
Hello COMSEP! It’s official—this is the shortest, darkest day of the year. It all gets better from here, right? Right? Since this is the last Journal Club for 2023, we wanted to publicly thank our reviewers. It takes a village … Continued
Hello COMSEP! Today is Children’s Day in India. What better day to focus on improving the lives of children through pediatric education? Each of our reviews this week involve a curricular innovation that involves thinking ‘outside the box’. Hopefully they … Continued
Hello COMSEP! Attached and below please find another edition of the COMSEP Journal Club. For the second month in a row, there is a robot reference. It is only a matter of time now before the predictions of our April … Continued
Hello COMSEP! Okay, we’re a little late this month. But it’s still September, isn’t it? Isn’t it? Enjoy, Jon, Karen and Amit You must be an angel–or is it a devil? Seehusen DA, Kleinheksel AJ, Huang H, Harrison Z, Ledford … Continued
Hello COMSEP! This is about the time that many of us are saying “where did the summer go”? As we move closer to ‘normal life’ (whatever that means), we find ourselves taking stock at the end of summer and thinking … Continued