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Million-step Monday — Pedometers down under

Michelle Parks of the College of Pharmacy Dean’s Office and her husband, Gary, with their pedometers at Point Nepean in Australia.

Oct 8, 2007

SBIR coordinator to give Oct. 11 workshop on NIH opportunities

UNMC and UNeMed are among the sponsors of an Oct. 11 workshop titled “From Lab to Life: Opportunities offered by the National Institutes for Health Small Business Innovation Research Program.”

Oct 8, 2007

Caremark prescription drug iBenefit report

In October, Caremark, the university’s prescription drug administrator, will be mailing the first iBenefit Report to qualifying insureds enrolled in the university’s medical insurance plan.

Oct 8, 2007

Weekend parade to celebrate Midtown diversity

UNMC employees are invited to celebrate the diversity of Midtown Omaha during this weekend’s parade, which also marks the centennial of Saint Cecilia Cathedral. Plan to march in the parade and then attend an ethnic food celebration.

Oct 5, 2007

2007 Clarkson legends honored

They’ve shown remarkable leadership, unparalleled professionalism and a commitment to their patients and colleagues. Wednesday night, UNMC’s hospital partner, The Nebraska Medical Center, honored this year’s “Legends” for their extraordinary contributions to the practice of medicine.

Oct 5, 2007

Mark Bowen named director of UNMC Government Relations

Mark Bowen, who recently served as chief of staff for the City of Lincoln, has been named director of government relations at UNMC.

Oct 5, 2007

UNMC alum photographs rural life

When anesthesiologist and UNMC alumnus, Charles Guildner, M.D., retired from the medical profession in 1987, he went back to school to pursue another passion: photography.

Oct 5, 2007

Parkinson’s association to honor Dr. Gendelman

Howard Gendelman, M.D., and his research team will be honored for their achievements in Parkinson’s disease research by the Omaha branch of the American Parkinson Disease Association on Saturday.

Oct 4, 2007

Wilson lecture today at noon

Lilian Furst, Ph.D., Marcel Bataillon Professor of Comparative Literature, Emerita, at the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, will discuss how 19th century literature paints a picture of the era’s vast medical advances during the first Wilson lecture today at noon in the Eppley Science Hall Amphitheater.

Oct 4, 2007

New lectureship and awards to honor cancer fighters

The UNMC Eppley Cancer Center invites medical center faculty and staff to attend several events today to help honor champions in the fight against cancer.

Oct 4, 2007

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