Author: Amber Donnelly
Cytotechnology students "Cell-e-brate" at local elementary school
For the second year, UNMC’s Cytotechnology program was asked to teach 2nd graders about cells at Willa Cather Elementary School’s Core Academy Program. The Cytotechnology students loaded up microscopes, blank slides, jars of stain, crafting projects, and learning exercises for a day of fun at the elementary school. The elementary students took samples of cells […]
Feb 9, 2010
Cytotechnology and Perfusion Education Programs Adopt a Family this Christmas
Students, faculty, and staff members from the cytotechnology and clinical perfusion education programs, along with faculty from the medical nutrition program, adopted a family through the social work department at The Nebraska Medical Center. The family consists of a single mother with a premature baby who has been in the NICU for three months. The […]
Dec 17, 2009
Cytotechnology Students to Present at Iowa Society of Cytology Webinar
The Cytotechnology students will be presenting an Unknown Case at the upcoming Iowa Society of Cytology Webinar on October 29, 2009. The webinar is attended by Cytotechnologists and Cytopathologists across the U.S. for continuing education credit. The student presentation will be one of four presentations given that date. Their unknown case presentation is regarding the […]
Oct 22, 2009
Cytotechnology Students Visit Millard Elementary School
by Amber Donnelly 1/27/2009 On January 22, 2009, the Cytotechnology students were guests at the Willa Cather Elementary School Core Academy Program. The Cytotechnology program was asked to speak to the 2nd-grade classrooms about cells. So, the Cytotechnology students packed up their microscopes and laboratory supplies and headed out West. The cytotechnology students helped the […]
Jan 27, 2009
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