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Music as Medicine concert today at noon

The Burke High School ensemble will perform holiday tunes today at noon in the Durham Outpatient Center’s West Atrium as part of the Music as Medicine concert series.

Dec 13, 2007

College of Pharmacy student mourns loss of husband in Iraq

A member of the UNMC community is in mourning after her husband was killed in Iraq on Sunday.

Dec 13, 2007

Excellence in progress

The rapid progress being made on the Research Center of Excellence II is illustrated in a recent sunset photo by Kacey Moreland, administrative project associate for the Center for Advanced Surgical Technology.

Dec 13, 2007

Music as Medicine to feature holiday tunes from Burke ensemble

Sounds of the holidays will fill the Durham Outpatient Center atrium Thursday when the Burke High School ensemble performs.

Dec 12, 2007

Dr. Pamies receives one of the first Gershom Awards

Rubens Pamies, M.D., UNMC vice chancellor for academic affairs, received an inaugural award from Omaha’s new Gershom Empowerment Center. The award recognizes the unique contributions and service immigrants have made to the United States.

Dec 12, 2007

Core Facility Focus on the Cell Analysis Facility

The Cell Analysis Facility is one of several Core facilities available for use by UNMC researchers.

Dec 12, 2007

DARPA director visits UNMC

Brett Giroir, M.D., director of the DARPA Defense Sciences Office, visited UNMC on Tuesday to discuss possible research funding opportunties with medical center scientists.

Dec 12, 2007

Dec. 24 deemed holiday — UNMC offices will be closed

Gov. David Heineman has announced that all Nebraska state government agencies will close on Monday, Dec. 24 in conjunction with President Bush’s federal government closing order. In order to implement the governor’s order at UNMC, Dec. 24 will be considered as a day of (paid) administrative leave for all holiday-eligible employees, and UNMC offices will be closed in observation of the governor’s directive.

Dec 11, 2007

UNMC psychiatrists head west to discuss vulnerable brain syndrome

From small groups to a packed house, two UNMC psychiatry professors recently took off on a trip across rural Nebraska to teach health care providers about vulnerable brain syndrome or executive dysfunction. It’s a term that comprises a range of diseases and it doesn’t just affect the elderly.

Dec 11, 2007

Spotlight on new faculty — meet W.L. Harrison, M.D.

W.L. Harrison, M.D., associate professor of radiology, is among the many new faculty members at UNMC.

Dec 11, 2007