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The Department of Social Work received a $654,450 grant from the Minnesota Department of Education to increase the number of licensed school social workers in the state.
Medical School Professor Ziad Nahas will lead the study exploring how large-scale brain networks regulate mood in bipolar disorder, and how adjusting these networks may affect the shifts between depression and mania.
The Crookston, Duluth, Morris and Twin Cities campuses were recognized for fostering a culture of environmental responsibility and demonstrating a commitment to sustainability.
The Masonic Institute for the Developing Brain team will study the link between iron deficiency, thyroid hormone, and brain development.
The assistant professor in the College of Liberal Arts was recognized by the American Academy of Religion for her book, Body, History, Myth: Early Modern Murals in South India.
The anniversary of the institute in the College of Education and Human Development celebrates its significant contribution to the deinstitutionalization, community living, and self-determination of people with intellectual and other developmental disabilities.
The School of Public Health professor was honored for her research on health policy and health system features that impact maternal and child health outcomes, and more.
The Medical School and College of Veterinary Medicine team will use the NIH funding to study arenaviruses and develop vaccines to protect pregnant individuals.
The teaching specialist in Spanish received the Award of Merit for her student and community-related work.
The grant money will be used to study metabolic complications — such as diabetes and fatty liver — in HIV patients.