Message from Dean Whalen: Call to Action Update

February 22, 2021

The College of Allied Health Sciences provides an update on it's call to action against the racial injustices that have shaken our society and community.

Celebrate Black History Month at UC

February 8, 2021

UC offers an annual series of programs, lectures, and events that encourage our community to honor, celebrate and reflect on the university's rich history of Black leaders.

Cincinnati Decision Day arrives with record numbers and Bearcat...

February 5, 2021

As UC reaches Cincinnati Decision Day on Feb. 5 — when thousands of students find out if they’ve been admitted to the university to pursue their studies — the numbers reveal that the institution is more popular than ever.

WMC-TV, Memphis: Teens stopping suicides

February 2, 2021

Jennifer Wright-Berryman, PhD, of the School of Social Work at the UC College of Allied Health Sciences was interviewed in a segment produced by Ivanhoe News and aired on WMC-TV in Memphis focusing on the fight against teen suicide. Wright-Berryman is the lead national researcher for Hope Squad.

Personalized UC News newsletter coming soon

January 5, 2021

Faculty and staff at the University of Cincinnati can take advantage of the power of personalization when it comes to their content experience starting Jan. 20.

UC’s Health Sciences Building Receives National Recognition

December 23, 2020

The Health Sciences Building earns Gold LEED Certification as well as the 2020 Design Excellence Award from the American Institute of Architects Chicago.

CAHS students rise to the challenge during the pandemic

December 14, 2020

Students in the Unviersity of Cincinnati College of Allied Health Sciences balance their roles as students with their roles on the frontlines of the pandemic.

Fast Company: How to handle the challenges of a makeshift home...

December 12, 2020

A team of researchers at UC conducted an ergonomic assessment of employees at the university by sending an email survey earlier this year to 4,500 faculty and staff after the coronavirus pandemic prompted the university to ask workers to continue operations from home when possible. The survey had 843 people complete it and showed some trends and offered a glimpse into what many who work from home were encountering. Susan Kotowski, PhD, a UC associate professor of allied health sciences, was part of a team of researchers conducting the survey. She spoke to Fast Company for a story about ergonomics in makeshift home offices.

UC honors students to lawmakers: Here are ideas to fix public...

December 2, 2020

On Dec. 7, University of Cincinnati honors students in the Save our Schools! seminar will present Ohio political leaders with their best ideas to address some of the state’s thorniest education issues at an educational reform symposium, to be held via remote technology.

UC programs adjust to a pandemic environment

October 28, 2020

The COVID-19 pandemic outbreak changed the delivery of education when it forced in-person learning at the University of Cincinnati to shut down in mid-March of 2020. Colleges at UC had to quickly scramble to reimagine how to teach their students in an unprecedented environment. Leadership at the College of Allied Health Sciences immediately began the complicated process of designing learning plans that would meet the needs of their various departments.

Audiology professor advocates for community members’ hearing...

October 26, 2020

College of Allied Health Sciences Audiology professor, Dr. Brian Earl is teaming up with community partners to advocate for the relocation of a gun range that may cause hearing loss and other health issues for local residents.

College of Allied Health Sciences launches unique master’s...

The new Master of Medical Laboratory Science Leadership pathway at UC College of Allied Health Sciences is the only program of its kind in the country.

Neurorecovery team leads innovative stroke research

Interdisciplinary group of researchers come together to form UC’s Neurorecovery Laboratory.

Dietetics students benefit from new accelerated master’s program

The College of Allied Health Sciences starts new Accelerated Dietitian Nutritionist Program that will allow students to complete their bachelor’s, master’s, and supervised practice experience in just five years, saving them time and money.

Athletic training education transitions to a master’s program

College of Allied Health Sciences Athletic Training Program Director, Tom Herrmann says "moving from a bachelor’s to a master’s-level structure benefits the students, college, and profession."