By Ryan Clark
CHS Communications Director
Some of the professors could barely hold back their tears. Then again, others didn't hold back at all.
That was the vibe at the 2022 College of Health Sciences Student Awards ceremony Tuesday.
It was a feel-good, end-of-year celebration of achievement held in the Worsham Cinema in the Gatton Student Center.
By Ryan Clark
CHS Communications Director
How did Stephen Daming make it from Biology major to Piano Performance major to — finally, a medical scientist?
By Ryan Clark
CHS Communications Director
It’s been 30 years, but Angela McCowan-Bailey, B.S. MT (ASCP), says one thing remains true: If you’re a Medical Laboratory Science major, when you graduate you will get a job.
By Ryan Clark
CHS Communications Director
It was a small bump on the neck, she says. Warm to the touch.
She hadn’t even noticed it until a nurse brought it up during a routine examination.
By Ryan Clark
CHS Communications Director
By Ryan Clark
CHS Communications Director
From first-generation college student to an exploratory major, then to Human Health Sciences and Medical Laboratory Science, Anyia Jones found her way through college with the help of her professors and classmates.
And now she will be a featured speaker Thursday when she and more than 30 of her classmates are honored at the College of Health Sciences’ MLS Pinning Ceremony & Reception.
By Ryan Clark
CHS Communications Director
Jeff Galloway and his family had gone to the basement. They were scared, and ready for the worst.
By Ryan Clark
CHS Communications Director
When 29-year-old Alyaa Zagzoog, from Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, was looking for a university to attend for graduate school, she had a checklist of things in her mind; the perfect place would meet each item on that list.
The university needed to have a lot of native English speakers. But it needed to be in a quiet and affordable area.
by Ryan Clark
CHS Communications Director
Bianna Music wants you to know: This was not your typical career fair.
Sure, there were booths and friendly faces to answer questions. But there was so much more.