It’s been three weeks since we started our steps challenge. We have 21 participants in the challenge – an excellent number of participants for our first challenge. As a group we have collectively taken nearly 2.5 million steps! That is equivalent to 1,129 miles! And that is just tracking those using the Step Up…
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2025 U.S. News & World Report Survey
The 2025 U.S. News & World Report survey is open from now through March 23rd, and faculty can participate in 3 easy steps: Step 1 – Register with Doximity The survey and voting only takes place at doximity.com. You must register with Doximity and verify your profile to participate. It is quick and easy…
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The Stanford Center for Asian Health Research and Education (CARE) Community Health Talk
The Stanford Center for Asian Health Research and Education (CARE) Community Health Talk – If you missed the January Community Health Talk by Dr. Ann Hsing “Cancer Asian Americans – Epidemiology and Prevention” or the February Community Health Talk by Drs. Grant Smith and Jean Yih you can view the…
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Neuro Book Club – Two New Books!
Fellow Neuro Bookies, Great discussion today of The Sympathizer. Anyone interested in the sequel, check out The Committed, a novel by Viet Thanh Nguyen. Please see our next selections for May 14 and July 10. Also, be sure to note our June Pulitzer Pies Celebration & Book Swap on Jun 11. Wednesday, May 14, 12:00-1:00 on…
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Neurosurgery Step Up Challenge
The Wellness Committee is excited to announce a department walking challenge where we can track our steps together as a group. We’ll be using an app to monitor our individual steps and total group progress. The goal is to stay active and have fun with colleagues, in-person and on the app.
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BeWell Healthy Living – Spring Registration
Spring registration is open for BeWell Healthy Living classes. Here’s just a few of the free, remote 1-hour classes you can take to earn 2,000 points: The Art of Sustainable Giving – How to Help Others While Supporting Your Own Well-Being Waste Sorting 101 – Reduce Your Waste at Stanford Neurodiversity in…