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Note: More dates can be found on the CHS Sharepoint Calendar Back to TopMuscle Forum
New Course in Muscle Biology Debuting Fall 2013 This fall, an advanced Muscle Biology class will be team-taught by: Esther E. Dupont-Versteegden, PhD (Associate Professor, Dept. Rehabilitation Sciences); Karyn A. Esser, PhD (Professor, Dept. of Physiology); Timothy Butterfield, PhD, ATC (Assistant Professor, Dept. Rehabilitation Science); Kenneth S. Campbell, PhD (Associate Professor, Dept. of Physiology); Robin L. Cooper, PhD (Associate Professor, Biology). The class is listed as HHS 395, section 2. For more info, please see the flyer or visit the website. Back to TopWelcome New CHS Staff!
Congratulations to Jennifer Werner, ATC and Julie Iannicelli, ATC for receiving a master’s grant program award from the National Athletic Trainers’ Association Research and Education Foundation. Their project, entitled Understanding Return to Sport Factors Following Anterior Cruciate Ligament Reconstruction: A Mixed-Methods Study, is funded by the NATA District Two Research Endowment. Jennifer Howard, PhD serves as mentor for this project. Back to TopCall for Fall Undergraduate Research OpportunitiesStudents continue to knock on our door and inquire about undergraduate research opportunities for fall. We’ve been on a roll with providing opportunities for these students; let’s keep up the momentum! If you have an opportunity or potential opportunity for fall, please email Cynthia.byars@uky.edu with the information to be posted on the UGR Current Opportunities webpage. Thank you for supporting the Office of Undergraduate Research! Back to Top2013 CHS Fall RetreatThe 2013 CHS Fall Retreat schedule is now available. To view, please click here. (PDF) Back to TopCHS @ UKNOWCheck out an article about summertime cold viruses, written by Bradford Schwarz, MS, PA-C. The article was also featured in the Lexington Herald-Leader on July 21. Read the UKNOW article. Back to TopThe Staff Voice BlogCheck out The Staff Voice. Back to Top Campus News and EventsEducation Abroad Site Visit Grants Available Will you be traveling abroad this year? If so,
perhaps you can squeeze in a half-day or so to visit one of UK’s education
abroad programs. Education Abroad maintains a small fund to encourage and
support UK faculty and staff members to conduct brief site visits to our
established education abroad programs. Knowing that UK faculty and staff members
often travel abroad, the intent of the grant is to cover additional expenses
associated with conducting a site visit (i.e., housing, meals, local
transportation). To learn more about this funding opportunity and to
submit a proposal online, see:
Education Abroad Program Site Visit Grant. To find out where UK has programs,
click here. UK Sets Email Limits to Reduce Spam
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