Physical Therapy Month is in October each year and raises awareness about the benefits and importance of physical therapy for physical and mental wellness. To celebrate the work of PTs and those who assist them, we …

On Tuesday, Sept. 21, Pathum Karunaratne, media specialist at Media Solutions, captured photographs in the lab of Assistant Professor Darcie L. Moore, PhD, in the Department of Neuroscience to depict research life in the school. …

Physician Assistant Week is Oct. 6-12, which recognizes the PA profession and its contributions to the nation’s health. To celebrate the work of PAs, we hear from Kevin Wyne, MPAS, MSc, PA-C, a faculty associate …

A strong and thriving community of diverse faculty from backgrounds underrepresented in science and medicine is essential to the health of people and populations, as well as the School of Medicine and Public Health. The …

All SMPH faculty, staff, and student employees (including zero-dollar, temporary, and part-time appointments) are required to receive an influenza vaccination annually. This requirement is for all employees regardless of work location. If you have a …

The In the Know editorial team greatly appreciates the feedback we received from the SMPH community via our internal communications survey, which ran from July 28 to August 30, 2021. We look forward to using …

The below message from the SMPH Office of Research and Graduate Studies was shared with all SMPH employees on Thursday, Sept. 9.  Dear colleagues, We are delighted to announce that Rich Halberg, PhD, Associate Professor of Medicine …