The professor and associate dean for Policy, Access, and Ethics in the School of Nursing will serve for a two-year term and be responsible for fostering the engagement of members and overseeing the activities of the Interest Group.

Pending Board of Regents approval, Miner will lead University-wide enrollment strategy, technology and operations in support of student access and success effective September 14.

Led by Professor Ryan Langlois, the project will examine how animals naturally respond to West Nile virus and other arboviruses to better understand how they spread and cause disease.

The research assistant professor in the College of Liberal Arts is recognized for her outstanding contributions to the field of behavior genetics.

The associate professor and Center for Nursing Equity and Excellence executive director in the School of Nursing are recognized among nursing’s most accomplished leaders in policy, research, administration, practice and academia.

The assistant professor in the Division of Science and Mathematics will lead a national, interdisciplinary research team to work on a tool to better understand this topic.

The assistant professor in the College of Liberal Arts will be awarded K12 funding to conduct a project addressing female sexual dysfunction in women taking antidepressants. 

The senior associate dean of graduate medical education at the Medical School and seven other health professionals will spend a year in Washington, D.C., immersing themselves in health policy before serving in hands-on placements as senior advisors to elected or appointed federal government leaders.

The partnership between the Humphrey School of Public Affairs, Carlson School of Management, College of Education and Human Development, Law School and School of Public Health celebrates its 20th anniversary of preparing leaders and students to tackle society’s most complex challenges. 

The executive director of the Center for Nursing Equity and Excellence in the College of Nursing was recognized by the National Forum of State Nursing Workforce Centers for her exceptional engagement, advocacy and collaboration in the profession.