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The Chicago School Announces Opening of the Illinois College of Osteopathic Medicine
The Chicago School today welcomed its first cohort of students to the Illinois College of Osteopathic Medicine (IllinoisCOM), Chicago’s first new medical school in nearly a century. IllinoisCOM will educate a new generation of mental health-informed osteopathic physicians prepared to address the nation’s growing shortage of healthcare providers, particularly in primary care and underserved communities.
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Kimberly Long, Ph.D., Named Kansas Health Science University’s Second President
Kansas Health Science University is pleased to announce the appointment of Kimberly Long, Ph.D., as KHSU’s second president. Dr. Long has served as interim president since July 2025, building on…
Multi-Site Clinical Study Investigates Photobiomodulation for Stress Modulation in Epilepsy (PBM Rise Study)
The multi-site PBM Rise Study is recruiting participants to investigate the effects of photobiomodulation on stress and neurological outcomes in people with epilepsy. The PBM Rise Study, a multi-site, single-blind…
Constitutional Law Professor Eric Lane Brings Decades of Public Service Experience to The Colleges of Law
A professor who led government reforms in New York City shares a lifetime of legal knowledge with the students of The Colleges of Law. When he graduated from college, Eric…
Ed Tech Hour Episode 48: Janette Scardillo
Dr. Janette Scardillo, director of Clinical Education and faculty specialist in Physical Therapy at the University of Scranton, brings extensive clinical education experience to her work preparing future physical therapists.…
Social Work Student Turns Personal Loss Into a Career Helping Others
For Claudia Contreras, a student in the Bachelor of Social Work at Pacific Oaks College, the path to an undergraduate degree has not been an easy one. She first enrolled…
What Is Systems-Level Occupational Therapy? How UWS Prepares Future Leaders
What do food deserts, state licensing boards, and occupational therapy have in common? More than many future practitioners realize. Occupational therapists have long played a critical role in assisting patients…
Why Doctors Practice Where They Train
Rural America is running short of doctors, and the research points to a stubbornly simple pattern: physicians tend to practice where they train. That makes local medical education one of…