The event provided opportunities for faculty, students and alumni to inspire future OT practitioners and highlight the impact of their programs on the community.
In a major milestone, the council recognized the ASL special interest group.
She presented research on auditory development in children and the effects on language aquisition.
Her research poster was among the top 30 selected for the Poster Spotlight Program.
Epidemiology department faculty, staff and students attend the World Psychiatric Association Epidemiology and Public Health Section Congress in Bangkok.
She received the Greg Alexander Outstanding Student Paper award for her work in maternal and child health.
Olarewaju's research focused on movement variability after incomplete spinal cord injury.
Moving across the world to pursue his dreams, Ibsa Ahmed has paved the way for success and broader change in Ethiopia’s rural regions. Hailing from Dire Dawa in Eastern Ethiopia, Ahmed first took interest in public health after feeling a strong pull toward work that creates a positive change on…
Dr. Jessica Kramer and colleagues were invited to present a pre-conference workshop on the Person Experiences Interview Survey.
UF M.P.H. student Victoria Seraphin is a Suwannee River AHEC Scholar.
