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October 2018
NEP Student Lunchtime Educational Presentation
Join Kayla, Nathan, and Nicole as they discuss "your brain, exercise, and you." Learn about the physiological effects of exercise on your mood, long-term mood disorders, and diseases such as dimentia.
Find out more »Managing the demands of work and family for women
The Group on Women in Medicine and Science (GWIMS) of the Elson S. Floyd College of Medicine invite you to, "Managing the Demands of Work and Family for Women in Academic Medicine and Science," presented by Lisa Wolf-Wendel, Ph.D., Associate Dean for Research and Graduate Studies, Professor of Higher Education Administration, School of Education, The University of Kansas.
Find out more »AWIS Leadership Series – Former PAML CEO Talk
"Leadership as a Way of Life" is the title of an upcoming AWIS Leadership Series event. The guest speaker, Francisco R. Velasquez, M.D., the former president and chief executive officer for PAML (Pathology Associates Medical Laboratories) and PAML Ventures, will facilitate an interactive discussion on how you can sharpen your leadership skills to have a successful career. Find more information and RSVP here.
Find out more »Biomedical Seminar Series
Li Lan, M.D., Ph.D., an Associate Professor at Harvard University Medical School, Mass General Hospital Cancer Center, will present Insights into Oxidative DNA Damage Responses in Specific Chromosomal Environments. See more information here.
Find out more »Public Forum with Sam Reed-Public and political civility
Sam Reed, the former Secretary of State for Washington from 2001 - 2013, will participate in a public forum on "Civility, Moderation & Bipartisanship." Everyone is invited to attend this free event.
Find out more »Health Care Leadership and Legislative Advocacy
Hello Health Science Students! We have State Representative Vandana Slatter, Pharm. D. coming to campus to discuss healthcare leadership and legislative advocacy. She will address the importance of health care providers being involved in the process to make policies that affect how we engage in our professions at every level. Sign up on cougsync to get lunch from Panda Express. 10/17 from 12-1 in CCRS Court. https://orgsync.com/57032/events/2503452/occurrences/6034734 View News Post
Find out more »NEP Student Lunchtime Educational Presentation
Join Hogan, Ray, and Riley as they discuss "diet modulation strategies: finding what works best for the individual." Students will discuss several different dieting strategies and how to determine the pros and cons of each. Topics include diets for personal goals, fad diets, and biofeedback related to eating.
Find out more »NEP Student Lunchtime Educational Presentation
Join Kristina and Madi as they discuss "aspects of sleep and how they affect you." Did you sleep for eight hours but wake up feeling tired? Are you restless at night? This presentation will focus on the different aspects of sleep and how they may be affecting you.
Find out more »Speech Performance Research Center Seminar
Lucia Peixoto, Ph.D. will present ‘Shank3 modulates sleep and circadian activity.’ The goal of the research in the Peixoto lab is to understand the interaction between genes and experience in determining severity within Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASD). The lab uses both genomic and candidate gene approaches to study ASD. Everyone is invited.
Find out more »Visiting Scholars in ASD research and clinical service delivery
Raphael Bernier, Ph.D., Professor of Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences, University of Washington, Executive Director, Seattle Children's Hospital Autism Center, will share key findings of genetics research in autism spectrum disorder (ASD).
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