The 2014 College of Health Sciences Research Day and Much More!
More than Money - Helping Pharmacy students succeed!
Moving health systems from fragmentation to a position of strength!
Welcome to the College of Health Sciences!
Healthcare and the health professions are rapidly changing to meet the demands of today's patients/clients. New models of providing affordable healthcare are emerging and being integrated into practice. The Patient Centered Medical Home concept, expanded roles for practitioners, electronic medical records, and telehealth are only a few of the new approaches. As would be expected, these changes have a direct effect on teaching healthcare professionals. Find out more!
"The mission of the College of Health Sciences is to promote excellence in health and human services through university teaching, research and service with special emphasis on rural populations."
Dr. Jayne Jenkins, with the Division of Kinesiology and Health, was selected as next year's TIE Fellow. The goal of TIE is to provide leadership, incentives and support for excellence in teaching and learning through the use of innovative technologies. We believe this project to be essential to maintaining quality distance education programs in a competitive environment, and work to encourage and support faculty in technology innovation. The TIE program is a competitive grant program that provides accepted instructors support , software, hardware and a small grant to use technology to improve the teaching and learning experience in distance courses.
March 28, 2014 — Educators from around Wyoming are receiving weekly training in a new University of Wyoming program poised to dramatically improve both capacity and access to assistive technology services in Wyoming schools.
March 24, 2014 — A veteran University of Wyoming faculty member with a strong interest in health care quality improvement has been chosen to lead the Wyoming WWAMI Medical Education Program.
March 13, 2014 — The University of Wyoming Fay W. Whitney School of Nursing has received a matching $10,000 grant to fund a scholarship for one Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) student in 2014.
