By Ryan Clark
CHS Communications Director

Josie Bailey apparently needed one more thing to do in her busy life.

By Ryan Clark
CHS Communications Director

Get uncomfortable. Learn something new. Try something different.

And do it twice.

Taylor Hill is getting used to all of this. After all, she’s an intern — two times over.

'Once in a Lifetime Opportunity'

By Ryan Clark
CHS Communications Director

Mattie Lewis always wanted to pursue a career in medicine.

And even as a senior preparing to graduate with a degree in Human Health Sciences, she knew it was really just the beginning of her studies — and she wanted more from her education.

The UK College of Health Sciences Clinical Leadership and Management Program was presented with the prestigious Association of University Programs in Health Administration Award for Engagement by a New Program Member at their annual meeting earlier this month in Tampa, Fla.

By Ryan Clark
CHS Communications Director

Sometimes, an internship can be more than just experience for a young worker.

Sometimes, an internship can inspire and help others, too.

By Ryan Clark
CHS Communications Director

The Clinical Leadership and Management Program has achieved Essential Employability Qualities (EEQ) recertification by the Quality Assurance (QA) Commons through March 31, 2027. 

On Thursday, May 16, the College of Health Sciences came out for an end of the year celebration at the Longship Club at Kroger Field.

Dean Scott Lephart, PhD, always says that other than Commencement, the Faculty and Staff Awards are his favorite day of the year. 

Thursday, May 9, those in the College of Health and Sciences were able to celebrate again, and several faculty and staff were honored with awards. 

By Ryan Clark
CHS Communications Director

Dr. Karen Clancy, PhD, MBA, BHS, has been named the College of Health Sciences’ new Clinical Leadership and Management Program Director, after UK’s Board of Trustees met and approved the appointment last month.

By Ryan Clark
CHS Communications Director

There were a range of emotions when students in the College of Health Sciences graduated Friday morning.

Joy. Pride. Relief. And even a bit of sadness.