College News & Events

Allied Health Sciences Blood Drive May 14

Hoxworth technicianThe College of Allied Health Sciences will host a Hoxworth Mobile blood drive from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday, May 14. The Hoxworth Bloodmobile will be parked in the parking spaces outside French East.

Dean Elizabeth King is sponsoring a challenge to the college’s student groups for the blood drive: the group sponsoring the most donors will receive an ice cream social for their work.

All donors will receive a free insulated UC tumbler.

Online scheduling is available at hoxworth.org/uc. The group code is CAH.



Allied Health News Stories

5/10/2012

For 14th year, PRaISE Showcases Student Research

For 14th year, PRaISE Showcases Student ResearchStudents at the College of Allied Health Sciences are readying their posters and rehearsing their presentations for the 14th annual Presentation of Research and Innovative/Scholarly Endeavors (PRaISE) Conference, held Friday, May 11, at Tangeman University Center.

5/8/2012

Allied Health Blood Drive May 14

The College of Allied Health Sciences will host a Hoxworth Mobile blood drive from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday, May 14. The Hoxworth Bloodmobile will be parked in the parking spaces outside French East. All donors will receive a free insulated UC tumbler.

5/8/2012

College of Allied Health Sciences Hosts 14th Annual PRaISE Conference May 11

The College of Allied Health Sciences will host its 14th annual PRaISE (Presentation of Research and Innovative/Scholarly Endeavors) Conference from 8 a.m. to 3:45 p.m. Friday, May 11, at Tangeman University Center.

5/3/2012

Research Partnership Links UC and Aquarium to Study Hearing, Health of Animals

In a new research partnership, UC scientists will work with biologists at the Newport Aquarium to study the hearing, vocalization and environment of several animals in the aquarium's exhibits.

4/5/2012

UC-OSU Partnership Means Better Hearing for Dogs

In the fall of 2011, Sandy Breckenridge noticed something unusual about her dog Murphy, a 3½-year-old Cavalier King Charles spaniel. But a partnership between UC's FETCH~LAB and the Ohio State University Veterinary Medical Center led to a diagnosis and successful treatment.