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Yolanda Suarez-Balcazar and project participants

Working together for healthier families

Working with the community, AHS occupational therapists and nutritionists bring healthy lifestyles to Latino youth with disabilities.

Elizabeth Peterson

Teaching excellence

2016 Award for Excellence in Teaching recipient Elizabeth Peterson believes that context, not just content, matters.

Hammel Joy

Joy Hammel selected as a 2016 University Scholar

Occupational therapy professor Joy Hammel views her 2016 University Scholar award as an honor — and an opportunity. The UIC University Scholars Program, now in its 32nd year, honors faculty members for superior research…

ScreenABLE attendee holding a sign that reads

Empowering women with disabilities

Turning research into community action: that’s the story behind ScreenABLE Saturday, a wellness fair for women with disabilities.

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Ross Arena appointed as co-editor-in-chief of journal

Ross Arena, professor and head of the department of physical therapy, is co-editor-in-chief of the first international journal dedicated to P4 medicine, an individually focused approach to health care. “Progress in Preventive Medicine,”…

Patricia Positano; Project ATLiS

Developing leaders in assistive technology

Working to bridge the gap and train elementary, middle school and high school educators to be leaders in assistive technology interventions, assessments and policies.

Activity guidelines committee

David Marquez to advise on new federal physical activity guidelines

Associate professor of kinesiology David Marquez has been appointed by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services to serve on the 2018 Physical Activity Guidelines Advisory Committee. Comprised of 17 nationally recognized…

Anthony Faiola head shot

On a leading mission

Anthony Faiola is named professor and head of the UIC Department of Biomedical and Health Information Sciences.

Lynn Curylo looks on the softball field

No place like home base

Lynn Curylo’s four seasons as an outfielder for UIC Flames softball included 201 wins, three conference championships and a trip to the Women’s College World Series. Now Curylo, ’98 BS KINES, ’00 BS…

Poster outlining the nutrition benefits of whole grains

Stairgazing

AHS students come together to produce a series of “Stairwell to Health” posters for first-ever stairwell messaging campaign.

A student and a couple of home healthcare aides work collaboratively

Team training

Students team up to serve Chicago's Chinese-American community.

It's grow time

Growing, harvesting and preparing foods is part of the curriculum for nutrition students.

Yolanda Suarez-Blacazar outside in a Pilsen neighborhood

Talking the walk

Yolanda Suarez-Balcazar wants Chicago to be a city of walkable neighborhoods.

Bowen (right) demonstrating a beta version of HAAM at the 2016 Chicago Science Festival

Going "HAAM"

A biomedical visualization alumnus uses interactive technologies to give users a first-person experience in navigating the human body.

Tanya Auguste with fellow LEND trainees in formation before entering Senator Dick Durbin’s office

Let's get in formation: 2016 Disability Policy Seminar

Several LEND trainees attended the 2016 Disability Policy Seminar in Washington, D.C. The three-day conference, April 10–13, provided useful information on policies and their impact on the disability community. IL LEND trainees had the…

Carrie Shaw '16 MS BVIS stands behind a We Are Alfred virtual reality head gear

We Are Alfred

A biomedical visualization alumna uses interactive technologies to give users a first-person experience in navigating the human body.

Illustration of muscles in human torso by Tom Jones, founder of the AMI and of UIC’s biomedical visualization program

Homecoming

UIC houses national archive of medical illustration

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