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College News

UW College of Health Sciences Hosts Annual College Research Day

The University of Wyoming College of Health Sciences hosted its annual research day April 27 in the Wyoming Union Family Room.

The event, which showcases student and faculty research projects from divisions and schools throughout the college, includes both oral and poster presentations. It culminates with winners being chosen to receive grant awards for research and education-related travel.

Topics covered included research into the effects of electronic cigarette vaping; the use of artificial intelligence for assessing reading comprehension; the impacts to mental health in older adults during the COVID pandemic; and the implications of heart disease in animals and humans.

Learn more about our wonderful award recipients at UW News!

UW and D.C. Pharmacy Schools Mark Fifth Anniversary of Health Equity Leadership Program

Beginning in fall 2018, the University of Wyoming School of Pharmacy partnered with Howard University’s College of Pharmacy in Washington, D.C., for the Health Equity Leadership Program.

Under the program, students from each school participate in the online UW Leader Academy throughout the academic year and visit their counterparts’ campus locations to learn more about the differences and similarities in pharmacy-based health care both in urban and rural communities. The innovative exchange of experiences offered through the program allows pharmacy students from a rural setting, such as Laramie, to see and interact with an urban environment as in D.C., and vice versa.

Find out more about the Health Equity Leadership Program at UW News.