Chancellor Jeffrey P. Gold, M.D., will provide campus updates and field questions on any topic.
Celebration will mark the Chinese New Year, the Year of the Rat.
Clinical neuropsychologist Lindy Fields, Ph.D., will be the speaker at Feb. 11 Science Cafe.
No changes being made to current employee retirement benefits.
Discounted tickets are being offered before they go on sale to the general public.
Dr. Gold talks with Keith Olsen, Pharm.D., dean of the UNMC College of Pharmacy, about the four key research areas in the college.
Carol Angle, M.D., was a former chair of the UNMC Department of Pediatrics.
Mobile training units have had positive impact throughout the state.
Martin Luther King Jr. Day speaker challenges med center audience.
Creativity workshop is free, but space is limited and reservations are required.
Deadline is March 1 for submissions for July Heartland Interprofessional Education Conference.
Registration closes tonight for 24-hour event that raises money for Parkinson's research.
UNMC researchers are seeking subjects for the study.
Med center leaders say influenza is a bigger concern in the U.S.
February classes will focus on knitting.
Legendary Husker coach will speak about mentoring opportunities at Jan. 29 event.
Don Coulter, M.D., will be responsible for enhancing the group's research and academic achievements.
Campus sustainability efforts, future plans featured in Sustainable Business Magazine.
Campus is invited to afternoon event.
Research Awards ceremony will be at 4 p.m. on March 3 in the Durham Research Center Auditorium.
Dell Gines, senior community development advisor with Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City, is featured speaker.
Sheritta Strong, M.D., will move into new role on Feb. 1.
State lawmakers to consider significant financial backing
Festival will take place from April 3-26.
Andre Kalil, M.D., has editorial published in major medical journal.
Drs. Gold, Kopp and Davies share a message with the UNMC and UNO communities.
Applications now open for RWJF Clinical Scholars leadership program.
Adnan Hammad, Ph.D., presented an award to Chancellor Gold.
Latest Camp Munroe Theater Co. performance offers even more opportunities for participants.
Registration is now open; events will begin in February.
McGoogan Library staffer excited about upcoming improvements, innovations.
The Omaha Chamber Music Society's "Bassoons Across Nebraska" to perform.
President Ted Carter thanked Gov. Ricketts for making student financial aid a priority.
Registration for spring courses is now open.
Fundraiser supports recreational therapy programs at the Munroe-Meyer Institute.
First "Wellness Through Doing" event will be Jan. 29.
Discounts offered for this weekend's performances.
UNMC was awarded more than $138 million in research dollars in fiscal 2019.
Grants awarded to increase global perspectives in on-campus courses and programs.
Anthony Stephenson will receive the NCAA Top Ten Athlete award on Jan. 22.
Chancellor Jeffrey P. Gold, M.D., will provide campus updates and field questions on any topic.
U.S. News & World Report released its rankings today.
Central States Center for Agricultural Safety and Health awards funds to researchers.
24-hour ice skating event,now in its 10th year at UNMC, has raised more than $210,000.
Survey an important tool in achieving sustainability goals.
Addiction psychiatry and home intravenous antibiotic teams partner to create evidence-based protocol.
Deadline for completion is March 31.
Sexual assault nurse examiners share expertise with colleagues in Japan.
Dr. Gold talks with Chandra Are, M.B.B.S., associate dean for graduate medical education, about the first publication of the Graduate Medical Education Research Journal.
Dell Gines, senior community development advisory with Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City, is featured speaker.
The Omaha Chamber Music Society's "Bassoons Across America" will perform.
Standard mileage rate for use of a personal car rises for new year.
Banquet to honor UNMC's O'Connor, Seven Doctors Project to hold reading, and other notes from the UNMC community.
Creation of UNMC Division of Allergy and Immunology reflects growing demand.
Training designed to improve the chances of securing federal grants.
Evidence-based weight loss approach includes modest financial incentives.
UNMC and Nebraska Medicine Emerging Professionals Program kicks off new year with events.
Jeff Harrison, M.D., will succeed Michael Sitorius, M.D., effective Jan. 13.
Reservations being accepted for presentation on "Health, Happiness & Harmony: The Holistic Essentiality of Hobbies."
One-hour information sessions with IT experts begin Wednesday with discussion of Canvas.
Retirement tea set for Jan. 15 for Tom O'Connor.
College of Public Health dean in Tonga to combat the measles outbreak.
Steven Gedde, M.D., will speak on Jan. 16 and 17.
Global problems can seem overwhelming, but individual actions still matter.
Dr. Benedetti is an assistant professor in the UNMC Department of Radiology.
Workshop's theme will be "Essential Skills for the Clinical Research Principal Investigator."
Jerry Walker, Ph.D., will speak Jan. 21 at the Olson Center event.
State's legislative program analyst to retire this month.
Information about community involvement will help UNMC share its stories.
Newest production will be performed on Jan. 4.
Dr. Bassingthwaite is an associate professor in the Munroe-Meyer Institute Department of Psychology.
The Center for Reducing Health Disparities receives Community Impact Award.
Student services coordinator remembered for her endless compassion.
Human resources staffer has a passion for helping others.
Heidi Keeler, Ph.D., hosts "RN Huddle" podcast.
Sumit Kar and Tyler Kambis were winners of the contest's Graduate Division.