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February 16, 2018

Brandi Mize Wins Scheving Award

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Brandi Mize is the 15th recipient of the Lawrence E. Scheving Award, established in 2004 to recognize the first-year medical student with the highest grade in Human Structure.

Feb. 16, 2018 | A new name now graces the Lawrence E. Scheving Award plaque outside the Division of Clinical Anatomy’s office on the ground floor of the Daniel W. Rahn Interprofessional Education Building. Brandi M. Mize of Paragould accepted the award, given to the first-year medical student with the highest grade in Human Structure, Feb….


January 31, 2018

UAMS Pays Homage to MLK with Walk, Donations, Service

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UAMS MLK

Jan. 31, 2018 | Whether his plight was racism, poverty, segregation or war, Martin Luther King Jr. always believed the most impactful avenue for change was peaceful protest in the form of demonstrations, rallies, marches and boycotts. The civil rights leader’s most cherished accomplishments are tied to that belief. There was the Montgomery bus boycott…


Stories from the Road: Residency Interviews Lead to Match Day for UAMS College of Medicine Seniors

David Robinson

Dr. Tariq talking to Cagle

Jan. 31, 2018 | As the arduous process of applying to residency programs winds down for this year’s seniors in the College of Medicine at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences (UAMS), one thing is clear: The road to Match Day is long – both figuratively and literally. In the fall and winter of…


November 9, 2017

Business Plan Team Takes National Award for Third Time in Six Years

Ben Boulden

Nov. 9, 2017 | Four presenters out of a six-person team of UAMS College of Pharmacy students left a panel of judges at the National Community Pharmacists Association (NCPA) so impressed recently that they became the college’s third team in six years to win the same national award. Two other student teams from the college…


November 6, 2017

Collaboration, Practice, Exposure: Graduate Symposium Offers Plenty

Benjamin Waldrum

Dustyn Barnette, a third-year graduate student, discusses his research with Jason Stumhofer, Ph.D.

Nov. 6, 2017 | Each student at the UAMS Graduate Student Association Research Symposium was prepared, organized and confident – and maybe a little nervous. Twenty-nine UAMS Graduate School students participated in the Oct. 27 daylong event, held in the Helen Guinn Adams Atrium and the Rayford Auditorium of the Biomedical Research buildings. Poster presentations…


October 20, 2017

Embracing Change, Passion Touted at Grad School Career Day

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Speaker at podium

Oct. 20, 2017 | Education today is like training career athletes – professionals with the stamina, strength and flexibility to navigate today’s working world. “The days of having one career where you work 40 years in the same field and then you retire – that is non-existent now,” said Jeffery H. Moran, Ph.D., CEO of…


October 16, 2017

Junior B.S.N. Students Get White Coats

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UAMS College of Nursing White Coat 2017

Oct. 16, 2017 | Before embarking on their final two years toward completing their Bachelor of Science in Nursing degree, members of the UAMS College of Nursing’s class of 2019 stopped to mark their passage into the clinical phase of their education by donning their white coats. With eager smiles and coats draped over their…


September 27, 2017

Graduate Students Don Lab Coats at Ceremony to Signal Start of Ph.D. Research

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Professor and student with white coats

Sept. 27, 2017 | Faculty, friends and family watched proudly at the eighth annual Research Induction Ceremony as 34 students in the UAMS Graduate School donned laboratory coats to mark their readiness to begin doctoral research. “It really is a milestone, and it’s one that every Ph.D. has to go through,” said Robert McGehee Jr.,…


September 22, 2017

COM Student Sasha Ray Elected to SNMA Board of Directors

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Portrait of Ray

Sept. 22, 2017 | Sasha Ray, a third-year College of Medicine student from Little Rock, has been elected director for Region III of the Student National Medical Association (SNMA), the nation’s oldest and largest, independent, student-run organization focused on the needs and concerns of medical students of color. Ray was elected to the SNMA Board…


September 21, 2017

Three UAMS Medical Students Awarded Scholarships for Rural Arkansas Primary Care

Benjamin Waldrum

From left to right, seniors Julie Sherrill of Dumas and Steven James of Conway, and junior Allison Jackson of Bryant.

Sept. 21, 2017 | Three UAMS medical students have each been awarded a $20,000 Arkansas Blue Cross and Blue Shield Primary Care Scholarship, which encourages aspiring physicians to pursue primary care practices in rural Arkansas. This year’s recipients are Steven James, a senior from Conway; Julie Sherrill, a senior from Dumas; and Allison Jackson, a…



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