Haley Herfurth
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INTO UAB reaches beyond campus to support girls’ education in Sri Lanka
INTO UAB Adviser Achala Gunasekara-Rockwell is working to improve education for young girls in her native Sri Lanka and be a catalyst for cultural and social change.
Lindsay Hall wins UAB’s inaugural DAISY Award
Lindsay Hall, a registered nurse in labor and delivery at UAB’s Women and Infants Center, is the winner of UAB Medicine’s first DAISY Award, which honors extraordinary nurses who are making an impact in their health care setting.
Hearns’ smile can be ‘detected over the telephone’
Assistant Registrar Tiffany Hearns, whose job it is to assign classrooms and meeting spaces every semester for every class and every student, is UAB’s Employee of the Month.
Apply to be an interprofessional leadership fellow by Dec. 22
Faculty fellows are eligible to receive as much as $5,000 per team for seed funding to design and execute a project to advance interprofessional education during a one-year program.
Bhagat inspired the term ‘Parth’d it’ as synonym for problem-solving
Parth Bhagat, a programmer and analyst in the Office of the Vice President for Research, is UAB’s Employee of the Month.
Tree-trimming traditions
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Alverson is UAB’s Employee of the Year
Pam Alverson, program director for the Office of Program Review and Monitoring Systems in UAB’s Comprehensive Cancer Center, is the recipient of the university’s highest non-academic employee award.
Cataloguing the history of UAB
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Ultrasound training prepares future physicians to provide better care
As ultrasound technology becomes more prevalent and useful for patient care, UAB faculty and clinicians are teaching a new generation of caregivers about its use.