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March 6, 2018

Students Host Young at Heart Luncheon at Aging Institute

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March 6, 2018 | Practicing medicine is practicing listening. That was the message of the Young at Heart Luncheon hosted Feb. 23 by students in the UAMS College of Medicine for patients and volunteers in the Donald W. Reynolds Institute on Aging. Junior Eric Peeler and sophomore Stephanie Dayer organized the event with the help…


March 5, 2018

UAMS Med Student Starts Lifetime Goal with Nonprofit

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John Musser, a first-year medical student at UAMS, has lofty goals for a nonprofit he recently started.

March 5, 2018 | There is a bulletin board in John Musser’s apartment with a big number on it: 50,000. That’s the number of eyes the first-year UAMS medical student would like to save in his lifetime. “That’s my dream,” said Musser. “I just want to help anyone who wouldn’t have an opportunity otherwise.” Musser…


February 27, 2018

Learn, Swab – and Maybe Save a Life: COM Students Join Bone Marrow Registry

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Student swabs mouth

At the end of a recent team-based learning session on bone marrow failure, the entire freshman class of the College of Medicine at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences (UAMS) pulled swabs from sterile packets and collected their own saliva samples. It could save someone’s life one day. The class was participating in a…


February 22, 2018

UAMS Nursing, Pharmacy Students Go Abroad Over Holiday Break

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Feb. 22, 2018 | Winter break is usually a time for students to rest, relax and recharge, but a dozen UAMS students from the colleges of Pharmacy and Nursing decided to do something a little different over the holidays. A half-dozen students from each college traveled to Taiwan for a three-week study abroad trip at…


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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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

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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

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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

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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…



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