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New nutrition course examines the African diaspora through food
October 13, 2022
New nutrition course at the College of Allied Health Sciences examines the African diaspora through food.
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Nonprofit Iron Core growing its strength and conditioning program for adaptive athletes
June 10, 2022
College of Allied Health Sciences Graduates create program that provides free strength and conditioning designed for all adaptive sports.
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How to choose a health care profession
November 29, 2021
College of Allied Health Sciences shares tips and advice on how to choose the best health care profession that suits you!
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How to prepare for a degree in health care while in high school
November 19, 2021
Admissions counselor Kelsey Huelse from the University of Cincinnati's College of Allied Health Sciences shares tips on how to prepare for a degree in health care while in high school.
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Audiology professor advocates for community members’ hearing health
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.
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College of Allied Health Sciences launches unique master’s opportunity in laboratory leadership
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.
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Neurorecovery team leads innovative stroke research
Interdisciplinary group of researchers come together to form UC’s Neurorecovery Laboratory.
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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.
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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."
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Doctor of Audiology program saves students money by taking two semesters off the curriculum
College of Allied Health Sciences is offering a new three-year program structure for the Doctor of Audiology program, that will help students graduate and earn a professional income faster.