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Mamie Coats honored with UAB Faculty Senate award
On October 28, 2025, Mamie Coats, Biomedical and Health Sciences co-director, received the UAB Faculty Senate award for Outstanding New Senator.
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UAB student represents PA program on Capitol Hill
Second-year Physician Associate Studies student, Eleanor Williams, was selected as one of 18 physician associate students in the U.S to represent their program on Capitol Hill.
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Occupational Therapy and Rehabilitation Science Students Present at ACRM 2025
ACRM Recognizes Brooks Wingo for Outstanding MS Research
Chris Eidson appointed NBCOT Ambassador Emeritus
Sarah Tucker Receives Provost Award for Outstanding Service
Sarah Tucker, PhD, OTR/L, was honored with the 2025 Odessa Woolfolk Community Service Award at a ceremony on October 22 at the UAB Alumni House.
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Krystle Glasgow recognized with UAB Young Alumni Rising Star Award
Krystle Glasgow, Nuclear Medicine and Molecular Imaging Sciences faculty member, was awarded the UAB Young Alumni Rising Star Award.
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CDS in the spotlight celebrating Homecoming 2025
School spirit was rampant in the Department of Clinical and Diagnostic Sciences as faculty, staff and students gathered throughout the week to celebrate Homecoming Week before UAB’s big win against Memphis!
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MSBHS program gives back with community service project
In honor of Biomedical and Health Sciences week, faculty, staff, and students volunteered their time at the Community Food Bank of Central Alabama.
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UAB’s Shannon Houser Honored with 2025 Distinguished Alumni Award
The UAB National Alumni Society has awarded the 2025 Distinguished Alumni Award to Shannon Houser, PhD, MPH, RHIA, FAHIMA, FHIMSS, a graduate of the Department of Health Services Administration and a current faculty member.
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AOTA Hill Day 2025: UAB OTD Students Advocate at the Capitol
UAB OT students and faculty met with lawmakers during AOTA Hill Day 2025. UAB brought one of the larger delegations—16 entry-level OTD students and three faculty.
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UAB Biotechnology hosts film screening on Nobel laureate Dr. Phil Sharp
Join UAB Biotechnology on Oct. 23 at 1:30 for a special film screening of the documentary Cracking the Code: Phil Sharp and the Biotech Revolution, in the Hill Student Center’s Alumni Theater.
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Abi Grigsby Receives Inaugural Mary Warren Endowed Scholarship for Low Vision Studies
15 International Conference Contributions Highlight UAB OT’s Leadership in Vision Rehabilitation
Biomedical Sciences students present research in New Orleans
UAB Biomedical Sciences opens a new website students Rebecca Vales and Chloe Roth were selected to co-present at the Breaking the Boundaries: Reimagining Research and Clinical Practice for a Healthier Tomorrow in New Orleans, LA.
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Interview with Christian Behrens, PhD, RD (2020)
Our PhD in Nutrition Sciences alumni spotlight is on Christian Behrens, Jr., PhD, RD, class of 2020. He shares with our students about careers outside of academia.
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UAB-led Low Vision Conference in South Africa Draws Interdisciplinary Audience
Low vision specialists from across South Africa gathered in Johannesburg in August for the Low Vision Matters More conference. The event, aimed at advancing the nation’s low vision care, was the second co-sponsored by the UAB School of Health Professions and the Low Vision Centre of Learning.
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Jennifer Morgan named SHP Senior Director of Development
Jennifer Morgan has been named senior director of development at the UAB School of Health Professions.
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OT students explore Birmingham as a living classroom
Department of Occupational Therapy students spent a day at Vulcan Park and Museum as part of the City Is Our Classroom series, which is designed to help them connect classroom concepts like social determinants of health and environmental justice to real places and lived experiences.
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A Legacy of Leadership: Honoring a Beloved Mentor With the Chuck Stokes Memorial Endowed Scholarship in Health Administration
UAB alumnus Chuck Stokes (‘83) was a leader, mentor, and someone that many aspired to be. Today, his legacy of service lives on through a fund established to support future leaders in health administration.
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