Shirley Sahrmann, BS ’58, MA ’71, PhD ’73, shaped how movement is studied worldwide and propelled today’s research powerhouse in physical therapy.
Movement as medicine (Links to an external site)
Shirley Sahrmann, BS ’58, MA ’71, PhD ’73, shaped how movement is studied worldwide and propelled today’s research powerhouse in physical therapy.
Medical Scientist Training Program named in honor of P. Roy Vagelos.
Alumnus Bert Mandelbaum has seen the best of humanity throughout his long sports medicine career
A new era in mental health care and research
Grace Blair, MD ’67, The ‘cowgirl who turned heart surgeon’
As a health-care executive, alumna KMarie King, MD ’98, follows a set of principles: ‘Be kind, have integrity and the patient comes first.’
Barbara Burton and Reuben M. Morriss III Professor Carlos Cruchaga, PhD, is pursuing a better understanding of the molecular underpinnings of disease, which stands to improve human health. He is a pioneer in the use of human genomic data to elucidate the biology of neurodegenerative diseases. His key aim is to integrate genetics, functional genomics, […]
Endowed professorships are among the greatest honors faculty receive.
Memorial gifts honor faculty across campus with lasting legacies.