Karen Burbach

UNMC to lease space at Scott Technology Transfer and Incubator Center

Cutting-edge research that UNMC will conduct at a business incubator in Omaha has the potential to lead to promising product developments. Under an agreement approved Friday by the NU Board of Regents, UNMC will lease 8,309 square feet of space at the Scott Technology Transfer and Incubator Center.

Oct 14, 2002

Search committee to identify candidates for College of Nursing dean

UNMC Chancellor Harold M. Maurer, M.D., has appointed a 13-person search committee to identify candidates for the position of the UNMC College of Nursing dean. Ada Lindsey, Ph.D., announced earlier this month that she will retire from the position, effective July 31, 2003.

Oct 14, 2002

New book mentions UNMC research fund

The founder of the Vada Kinman Oldfield Alzheimer’s Research Fund at UNMC is a proud contributor of a new book that reflects on American life in 1936.

Oct 11, 2002

2002 Cattlemen’s Ball exceeds fund-raising goal

The UNMC Eppley Cancer Center has received $207,000 in proceeds from the 2002 Cattlemen’s Ball of Nebraska, which was June 1 at the Benes Cattle Company near Valparaiso, Neb. The check presented Oct. 5 at the Starlight Ballroom near Wahoo, exceeded the 2002 Cattlemen’s Ball fund-raising goal by $7,000. Read the story to learn who will host the next Cattlemen’s Ball.

Oct 10, 2002

UNMC seeks to boost national media exposure

UNMC Chancellor Harold M. Maurer, M.D., wants the media’s national spotlight shining on UNMC’s faculty, students, programs and research.

Faculty are asked to contact public affairs when they have a story of national importance, when their research is published in a prestigious journal or when they’ve been appointed to national committees.

Oct 10, 2002

Peterson brings compassion to the AICU, earns Gold ‘U’ Award

As a child, Delayne Peterson was a guardian angel to her developmentally delayed younger brother. As an adult, she helped her older brother battle Huntington’s disease, until it took his life in 1998.

Now, as a physician assistant coordinator, she helps patients and their families in the Adult Intensive Care Unit at University and Clarkson Hospital. For her compassionate care and dedication to UNMC and the families she serves, Peterson earned the Chancellor’s Gold ‘U’ Award for September.

Oct 10, 2002

Managing junk/spam e-mail

How much spam does UNMC receive, and how can we reduce it from our inboxes? Click to find out.

Oct 9, 2002

$10 million grant establishes redox biology center at UNL

The University of Nebraska-Lincoln has won a $10 million award from the National Institutes of Health to establish the Nebraska Center for Redox Biology. The center will be a collaborative research enterprise of UNL and UNMC’s Eppley Cancer Center.

Oct 9, 2002

Team Kaos raises $1,200 for Eppley Cancer Center

Team Kaos, the cycling team sponsored by UNMC/NHS/UMA, raised $1,200 for the Dave Babcook Memorial Foundation, as they hosted and competed in the second annual Omaha Criterium Aug. 3-4. The two-day biking event benefited the UNMC Eppley Cancer Center.

Oct 8, 2002

UNMC sponsors national conference on celiac sprue disease

UNMC and UNMC’s Center for Continuing Education are sponsors of the 25th annual Celiac Sprue Association/United States of America, Inc., conference Oct. 10-13, at the Embassy Suites Hotel in downtown Omaha. See story to learn more about the disease.

Oct 8, 2002