When most people hear the word ultrasound, they think about procedures used while a woman is pregnant. But, students in the Diagnostic Medical Sonography (DMS) program are learning that ultrasound is a vital tool for many kinds of diagnostic medicine…. Read More
Professor Roger O. Smith, PhD, OT, FAOTA, RESNA Fellow, and MS Occupational Therapy students Anna McCartney and Cindy Ruedinger were featured in a story on WUWM. They are working together on the Access Ratings for Buildings Project in the Rehabilitation… Read More
October is National Physical Therapy Month. To bring awareness to the benefits of physical therapy, 51 UWM Doctor of Physical Therapy students and faculty participated in Wisconsin Physical Therapy Association Legislative Day. Students talked to their legislators about a variety… Read More
Clinical Assistant Professor Barbara Zabawa, JD, MPH, has joined the Rogers Behavioral Health Board of Directors. Zabawa previously served on the Rogers Foundation Board and the Hospital Board. In her new role, she will serve on the Advocacy & Community… Read More
Congratulations to MS Biomedical Sciences student Alex Hall whose poster was selected for an oral presentation at the Speakers Corner at the European Society of Retina Specialists (EURETINA) Congress held in Paris. Faculty Associate Elizabeth Liedhegner, PhD, and Professor Janis Eells,… Read More
Annually, medical professionals in the United States combat about two million cases where patients have antibiotic resistant diseases. These resistant diseases have claimed thousands of lives and have had a substantial economic impact. With this problem in mind, Assistant Professor… Read More
Professor Roger O. Smith, PhD, OT, FAOTA, RESNA Fellow, from the Department of Occupational Science & Technology presented at The Global Report on Assistive Technology (GReAT) Consultation sponsored by the World Health Organization. The GReAT Consultation 2019 was held in… Read More
CHS incoming Freshman, John Poppe and Peyton Bendis, have dedicated much of their last summer before college to jumpstarting their academic careers, doing meaningful research in Associate Professor Brooke Slavens’ Mobility Lab. Students dive into research before starting freshman year
Associate Professor Jennifer Earl-Boehm was interviewed by Wisconsin Public Radio to provide expert commentary about the injury and recovery process for Milwaukee Brewers’ star Christian Yelich. Read the the full story at wpr.org/must-win-situation-brewers-lose-star-christian-yelich.