The Office of Learner Well-Being and Success



Welcome to the Office of Learner Well-Being and Success
 

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Connect with us via virtual meeting,
Monday through Friday, 8:30am - 4:30pm 



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                       Office of Learner Well-Being and Success                                           
Faculty of Medicine
Room M2M115, 300 Prince Philip Drive
St. John’s, NL, Canada  A1B 3V6
studentaffairs@med.mun.ca
P: 709 864 6333     F: 709 864 6360
1 877 794 9740


 
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A welcome message from
Dr. Greg Radu,
Associate Dean: 

The best way to predict your future is to create it. - A. Lincoln 

The staff and faculty of the Office of Learner Well-Being and Success (LWS) are excited to support you throughout your undergraduate and postgraduate medical education. Our office is committed to building a sense of community and facilitating opportunities for you to reach your full academic and personal potential, at the intersection of individual growth and social responsibility. 

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The Office of Learner Well-Being and Success - in the News
The cost of living: Faculty of Medicine students get pandemic help
November 15, 2020
Dr. Dave Lundrigan (B.Sc.’05, MD’17) is a busy guy. Like most of us, Dr. Lundrigan has a mortgage and bills to pay. But the fourth year psychiatry resident is also working 50-60 hours a week while he and his wife wait for baby number three to arrive.
From Canada to Uganda
October 13, 2020
Jason Hearn’s passion for innovation and health equity led him here - to Memorial University’s doctor of medicine (MD) program. The same passion also led him to help heart failure patients 10,000 kms away in Uganda, Africa. That idea came about when he was a graduate student and the notion of combining innovation and medicine inspired Hearn’s career path.
Medical learners take more than a keen interest in radiology education
August 26, 2020
When doctor of medicine learners Kris Hoover and Keiran Lacey heard about an organization called Radiology Across Borders, it sparked something in them. They wanted to get involved. So, with an introduction by Dr. Petter Tonseth, clinical assistant professor of radiology, they jumped in with both feet.