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Student ambassador food drive benefits Project Hope

College of Allied Health Professions student ambassadors held a food drive in April and May to collect food and personal care items for Project Hope. Students Shelby Lammers and Caroline Stokes spearheaded the drive and dropped off all donations to the Project Hope Food Pantry. “All-in-all, we agreed that this was a great service project, […]

May 19, 2025

CAHP Student Ambassadors Caroline Stokes and Shelby Lammers dropped off collected donations to Project Hope.
Alumni, Education, Extended Family, frontpage, Health, Kudos, Nutrition, Physical Therapy

Collaborations lead to a publication and international exposure

A cross-campus collaboration resulted in the publication of, “Urinary metabolites as biomarkers of dietary intake: a systematic review,” accepted by Frontiers in Nutrition. Authors from the UNMC College of Allied Health Professions, University of Nebraska-Lincoln, Mayo Clinic in Arizona, UNMC College of Medicine, and the UNMC Leon S. McGoogan Health Sciences Library include: Mariah Kay […]

May 8, 2025

Mariah Jackson, PhD
Dean's Office, Extended Family, frontpage, Uncategorized

Welcome new intern: Gali Pena-Villagrana

Gali Pena-Villagrana, BA, is a recruitment and marketing intern in the Office of Enrollment Management & Student Affairs in the college. Here’s more about Gali in her own words: I just recently graduated from the University of Nebraska-Omaha with a Bachelor’s of Science in business administration and a double concentration in marketing and management. I’ve […]

Sep 26, 2024

Gali Pena-Villagrana portrait

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