March 2013 Archive

Providing Care Doesn't Break for Nursing Student

Karenia Nelson was returning from a spring break trip when her health care education was put to the test.

Sarah Sharp, of Olton, was selected as the recipient of an AmTryke therapeutic tricycle by the Student Occupational Therapy Association.

Held simultaneously across the country, Match Day gives medical students the opportunity to learn where they will continue their medical careers.

Student researchers were given the opportunity to showcase their work at the annual Student Research Week.

More than $800,000 will be used to start a program to enhance prenatal care and improve health outcomes of women and their children.

Harry Weitlauf, M.D., and Afzal Siddiqui, Ph.D., were recognized for their contributions to the university and the School of Medicine.