Nov 8, 2018. Congratulations to Dr. Julie Shelton on her UK Women in Medicine and Science (WIMS) Rising Star award for outstanding female students/post-graduate trainees. Each year, WIMS recognizes faculty and trainees who encourage and support women in their academic and professional endeavors in the UK College of Medicine. Award Criteria: – Demonstrated leadership at the college or university level – Professional excellence in the individual’s career – Serves as a role model for her colleagues.
Dr. Li was invited to be a peer reviewer for the Dissemination and Implementation Research in Health (DIRH) Study Section in February 2019. The DIRH Study Section reviews applications that focus on the dissemination and implementation of knowledge from scientific discovery to transform healthcare delivery yielding improved health outcomes and management of acute and chronic illness. Research approaches in DIRH studies may include qualitative methods, quantitative and mixed-method approaches, and experimental and quasi-experimental designs. To learn more about Dr.
The 11th Annual Hardin Award was presented to Andrew Hernandez, an administrative staff member in the Department of Physiology, on December 14, 2018 during the Physiology Holiday Party at Kroger Field's Woodford Reserve Club. The Hardin Award is dedicated to the memory of Brian Hardin, a Physiology lab technician and graduate student, who passed away in 2007. On the trophy, it is inscribed “Brian Hardin was a graduate student and technician in the Department who made good physiology fun and challenged everyone he met to only bring their best game.

The 11th Annual Hardin Award was presented to Andrew Hernandez, an administrative staff member in the Department of Physiology, on December 14, 2018 during the Physiology Holiday Party at Kroger Field's Woodford Reserve Club.

The Society of Urodynamics, Female Pelvic Medicine and Urogenital Reconstruction (SUFU), the premier specialty society for female pelvic medicine and reconstructive surgery, recently announced Deborah Erickson, MD, assistant dean for preclinical education, as the 2018 Lifetime Achievement Award winner.  

 The SUFU Lifetime Achievement Award, established in 1986, is presented annually to an individual who has made continuing and progressive contributions that have had a significant and lasting effect on the field.  

Congratulations to the recipients of the College of Health Science's Fall 2018 Undergraduate Research Enhancement Awards. These awards are designed to recognize the dedication and extra time required mentoring undergraduate students in research and are targeted at assisting doctoral students, post-doctoral fellows, and junior faculty. This semester’s recipients are:

Moua Yang, Andaleb Kholmukhamedov, Marie L. Schulte, Brian C. Cooley, Na’il O. Scoggins, Jeremy P. Wood*, Scott J. Cameron, Craig N. Morrell, Shawn M. Jobe, and Roy L. Silverstein 

Barbara Latham and Haley Vaigneur were recognized at the Center’s monthly December meeting. Certificates were presented on behalf of Dr. Mark Newman, Dr. Mark Williams, and Dr. Jing Li for their tireless efforts in the creation and delivery of the education material for Value at Our Best Awareness Training conducted June 2018 – August 2018. To learn more about Value at Our Best Awareness Training, please visit: https://chsr.med.uky.edu/chsr-value-at-our-best

If staying engaged in something you love is the key to staying young, University of Kentucky emeritus faculty member Don Frazier certainly is on the right track.

As a child, Chris Waters was always curious about how things worked. His inquiring mind led him on a path from chemical engineering to biomedical engineering to his current work on a dangerous condition called acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS).

The mortality rate for this acute lung injury is high — almost 40 percent of ARDS patients die. Appropriate mechanical ventilation makes a huge difference in their prognosis.