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7 Keys to Making it to the Finish Line
By Charlie King | student in genetic counseling As I enter the final week of my first year as a Genetic Counseling student, I find myself reflecting on my past nine months at UNMC. The rollercoaster that is graduate school is an eventful ride. I have felt a macroarray (genetic counseling joke) of emotions. Emotions […]
May 4, 2020
by Katie Tlusty, genetic counseling student A confetti cannon. A confetti cannon is what I think of somebody talks about Match Day. Faculty and staff from the UNMC Genetic Counseling Program, College of Allied Health Professionals, and Munroe-Meyer Institute shot off a confetti cannon on Match Day last year to celebrate the news of who […]
Apr 24, 2020
Welcome new staff: Megan Krenzer
Megan Krenzer, BA, LMT, recently joined our staff in the Division of Physical Therapy Education as office assistant II. Here’s more about Megan in her own words: “I was born and raised in Omaha and am a mother to three children, 19, 17, and 16 who are adjusting to living and studying together again. I […]
Apr 23, 2020
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- by Kalani SimpsonAs I reflect on my 12 years as your dean, I am filled with heartfelt gratitude for the opportunity to have traveled with you on your academic and professional journeys. Graduate education is demanding, and it has been truly inspiring to watch our students’ dedication and passion as they transition to successful careers. It has […]
- by Erin WirthLowman will lead the college's admissions and recruiting initiatives.
- by Sarah HankinJane Goodson, MD, is a resident physician with the UNMC Department of Anesthesiology. Name: Janie Goodson, MD Hometown: Saint Paul, Minnesota Title and department at UNMC: Resident physician, UNMC Department of Anesthesiology Education: MD, University of Minnesota What drew you to a career in anesthesiology? I never considered anesthesiology as a specialty until my general surgery rotation as a […]
- by Jeffrey RobbHere’s how a Nebraska program is helping NICU babies well after they leave the hospital