Kelsey Kirk UNMC strategic communications

Art show features works from nearly 40 artists

More than 160 pieces of art by 38 artists were on display as part of the Trailblazers’ Advocacy and the Arts program, an arts-based learning opportunity for students with disabilities.

May 23, 2024

More than 160 pieces of art were showcased at the Munroe-Meyer Institute.

Project designed to show caregiver appreciation

A new Munroe-Meyer Institute project is designed to show caregivers appreciation and offer support this fall.

May 23, 2024

Maggie Neujahr, manager of care coordination

Laser to offer dental patients a more sensory friendly experience

The laser should help to quell overwhelming sensations like shrill noises, vibrations and bright lights.

May 23, 2024

Corinne Van Osdel, DDS

Autism Eats draws more than 30 guests and positive feedback

The Munroe-Meyer Institute joined with national organization Autism Eats to present a low-key, sensory friendly dining experience for several autism families.

May 20, 2024

Guests eat during a sensory friendly dining experience hosted by MMI and Autism Eats.

Learn about owls at UNMC’s next Science Café

The interactive discussion from the Fontenelle Forest Raptor Program is May 14 at the Slowdown.

May 10, 2024

Munroe-Meyer Guild’s annual Garden Walk set for June 9

Tickets for the event, which showcases seven gardens, are on sale now.

May 9, 2024

From Angola to Atlanta, Ewing to UNMC – and beyond

UNMC College of Medicine graduate Edson DeOliveira expresses his gratitude for the experiences that led him to this point.

May 8, 2024

Edson DeOliveira, MD

Katie Schultis’ father shows her the way

After graduating, Schultis will continue her medical training at the Mayo Clinic, where her late father had received a kidney transplant.

May 3, 2024

Katie Schultis with her parents, Aaron and Lisa

From Angola to Atlanta, Ewing to UNMC – and beyond

UNMC College of Medicine graduate Edson DeOliveira expresses his gratitude for the experiences that led him to this point.

May 2, 2024

Edson DeOliveira

MMI was in Omaha family’s corner to provide resources

The Munroe-Meyer Institute’s Autism Care for Toddlers clinic was an important player for the Stottle family. “It’s good to have someone in your corner and that’s been Munroe-Meyer.”

Apr 30, 2024

Von Stottle, a graduate of MMI's Autism Care for Toddlers Clinic, is now 10 and goes to school, can stay home alone and make himself meals.