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Ten years ago, Bailey (Personette) Warmoth was put on the national bone marrow registry, which led to her saving the life of a little girl.

Written by: Tim Brouk, tbrouk@purdue.edu It was a whim that saved the life of a little girl more than 1,700 miles away. A decade ago this spring, Bailey Personette — now Bailey Warmoth — walked by a Purdue University campus...

Senior Parikshit Pawar has known since his sophomore year of high school that he wanted to be a doctor, so when he learned about the School of Health Sciences within Purdue University’s College of Health and Human Sciences (HHS), it seemed like a natural fit to leave Austin, Texas, and come to West Lafayette.

Written By: Rebecca Hoffa, rhoffa@purdue.edu You can’t find people like this anywhere else. They’re so energetic and so passionate about Purdue that you really can’t miss out on this experience. I never knew what Purdue was coming in. I’d never...

Purdue University’s Department of Speech, Language, and Hearing Sciences (SLHS) is celebrating 30 years of funding with the National Institutes of Health’s T32 training grant, which was recently renewed for another five years in the department. This grant supports funding for three students who are working toward their PhD and one postdoctoral researcher in SLHS each year with the goal of advancing leaders in the field and bridging the gap between clinical training and research.

Written By: Rebecca Hoffa, rhoffa@purdue.edu Purdue University’s Department of Speech, Language, and Hearing Sciences (SLHS) is celebrating 30 years of funding with the National Institutes of Health’s T32 training grant, which was recently renewed for another five years in the...

From stress relief to informing their studies, Purdue University College of Health and Human Sciences students have choreographed dance into their busy college careers.

Written by: Tim Brouk, tbrouk@purdue.edu From stress relief to informing their studies, Purdue University College of Health and Human Sciences (HHS) students have choreographed dance into their busy college careers. Some took on Purdue’s Division of Dance minor to go...

As the Purdue University College of Health and Human Sciences welcomes Chris Coleman as the new head of the School of Nursing, Pam Karagory, clinical professor of nursing, will finish her four-year stint as head of the school. Loved by students, staff, faculty and alumni in the school and beyond, Karagory has left her mark during her leadership.

Written By: Rebecca Hoffa, rhoffa@purdue.edu As the Purdue University College of Health and Human Sciences welcomes Chris Coleman as the new head of the School of Nursing, Pam Karagory, clinical professor of nursing, will finish her four-year stint as head...

The professorship is named after two pillars of the program – Professor Emeritus Paul Ziemer and Purdue Health Sciences’ first head, Dr. John Christian. The goal of this professorship is to recognize upcoming researchers who, with the support of this professorship, can invest more time in research that will advance Health Sciences.

Written by: Tim Brouk, tbrouk@purdue.edu The Purdue University School of Health Sciences has begun the search for a young researcher to be the first John Christian and Paul Ziemer Assistant/Associate Professor of Health Sciences. The professorship is named after two...