From Service to Supply Chain
Veterans and other military-affiliated students have become a big part of the South community, with help from an office dedicated exclusively to serving their needs.
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National Nurse Practitioner Week: Faculty Perspectives
For National Nurse Practitioner Week, the University of South Alabama College of Nursing highlights graduate faculty leaders Dr. Penni Huffman, Dr. Kristina Miller and Dr. Kirsten Pancione. Discover how their clinical ...
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The Art of Becoming
Thomas Nelson and Riley Hatfield, exercise science seniors in the University of South Alabama College of Education and Professional Studies, have earned recognition as Distinguished Military Graduates, placing them ...
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Beyond the Curtain
Mobile native Rae Phillips, a senior in the University of South Alabama's Department of Drama and Theatre Arts. She has participated in six campus productions with Theatre USA, and is working on her seventh.
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Radiologic Technology Week: Student, Faculty and Alumni Perspectives
In recognition of National Radiologic Technology Week, the Pat Capps Covey College of Allied Health Professions highlighted student Shelby Dearman, faculty member Missy Curtis, and alumna Mattie Ward. Their experiences ...
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Top USA Researchers Ranked
Stanford University has named 13 University of South Alabama faculty members to its latest global ranking of the top 2% most-cited scientists. Representing six academic colleges, the honorees are led by Dr. Joe F. Hair, ...
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USA Honors First-Generation Students and Faculty
The Office of Community Engagement honored several students and faculty for National First-Generation College Celebration Day.
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Whiddon College of Medicine completes LCME accreditation site visit
The Frederick P. Whiddon College of Medicine recently completed a comprehensive site visit as part of its accreditation review by the Liaison Committee on Medical Education, the accrediting body for medical education ...
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Arts in Medicine to Host Discussion on Spiritual Beliefs in Patient Care
Titled "Praying for a Miracle: How to Talk with Patients and Families When Spiritual Beliefs Become Part of the Conversation," the session will feature Chaplain Kim Crawford Meeks, director of spiritual health and ...
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Students Present Challenging Cases at National Anesthesiology Meeting
Medical students from the Whiddon College of Medicine joined faculty and anesthesiology professionals from across the country at the American Society of Anesthesiologists Annual Meeting in San Diego.
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Trainees Present Research at Regional Microbiology Meeting
Faculty and graduate students from the Whiddon College of Medicine participated in the Southeastern Branch of the American Society for Microbiology annual meeting.
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Pierce Appointed Faculty Councilor for AΩA Alabama Beta Chapter
Jennifer Young Pierce, M.D., professor of interdisciplinary clinical oncology, has been appointed faculty councilor for the Alabama Beta Chapter of the Alpha Omega Alpha (AΩA) Honor Medical Society at the Whiddon ...
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OB/GYN Interest Group Hosts Period Product Drive for Local Shelters
The USA OB/GYN Interest Group is collecting period products through mid-December to support women served by two local shelters, McKemie Place and Penelope House.
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From Idea to Impact: Launching Young Readers
For elementary students in Chickasaw City Schools, summer offered an opportunity to build reading skills and confidence. For future teachers at the University of South Alabama, it offered a chance to put their learning ...
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From Idea to Impact: Building the STEM Teacher Pipeline Part 2
Building the STEM Teacher Pipeline Preparing more science teachers starts with helping students see a future at the front of the classroom. At the University of South Alabama, the Noyce STREAM program provides a ...
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From Idea to Impact: Connecting College to Career
Connecting College to Career Dr. Kathy Thompson, director of the University of South Alabama's Center for Innovation in Postsecondary Education, secured more than $1 million in grant funding during the past year. ...
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The Courage to Click 'Submit'
Micah (Wesley) Grant, a senior at South, recently received the Five Guys Fiction Award for his short story "When I Ate God," published in the inaugural issue of "LongLeaf: New Writing from Alabama." The story was ...
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Undergraduate Researchers Present Findings at Annual Symposium
Three undergraduate researchers in the Whiddon College of Medicine's Department of Pharmacology presented their work at the university's 28th annual Undergraduate Research Symposium.
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Microbiology and Immunology Hosts Annual Research Symposium
The symposium gives students experience presenting their research in a conference-style setting while providing a collaborative environment to receive feedback and gain insights from outside perspectives.
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Broome Honored by Midtown Optimist Club
Brandi Broome, a third-year medical student at the Whiddon College of Medicine, received the Medallion Award from the Midtown Optimist Club in recognition of her academic achievement, leadership and community service.