Doctoral student receives award for Alzheimer’s disease research
Shannon Lee's research focused on a blood protein as a biomarker for earlier identification of severe symptoms of Alzheimer's disease.
Shannon Lee's research focused on a blood protein as a biomarker for earlier identification of severe symptoms of Alzheimer's disease.
She received Distinguished Paper and Clinical Pearls Awards from the North American Primary Care Research Group.
College of Public Health and Health Professions students are dedicated to improving health and well-being in communities around the world.
Students Fevi Paro and Victoria Simoni Assuncao and faculty member Michael von Fricken, Ph.D., were recognized at an awards ceremony held November 17.
College of Public Health and Health Professions students are dedicated to improving health and well-being in communities around the world.
The award recognizes outstanding scholarship that exemplifies theoretical innovation, methodological rigor and a commitment to bridging research and practice.
Rodriguez is helping lead a growing global movement that positions the arts as a vital part of living well.
She received the highly competitive Intervention Research Grant from the American Occupational Therapy Foundation, one of the most distinguished awards for early-career researchers.
Seven graduates are recognized for contributions to clinical care, public health practice, education, research and policy.
Wang received the American Public Health Association Cancer Forum 2025 Trainee Award.