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  • DHS Alumni Panel

    DHS Alumni Panel Featuring: Nyah Townsend (PA) Dr. Christopher Hope (PT) Dr. Tomeico Faison (OT) Amanda Novachek (CRMH) Tommi Pait (CRMH)

  • DHS Alumni Panel Featuring: Nyah Townsend (PA) Dr. Christopher Hope (PT) Dr. Tomeico Faison (OT) Amanda Novachek (CRMH) Tommi Pait (CRMH) Register: https://go.unc.edu/DHSAlumniPanel

    DHS Alumni Panel

    Featuring: Nyah Townsend (PA) Dr. Christopher Hope (PT) Dr. Tomeico Faison (OT) Amanda Novachek (CRMH) Tommi Pait (CRMH) Register by 6pm to receive a link!

  • The Intersection of Data Analytics in Health Care An essential presentation for Health Sciences students. March 26, 2026 | 12:00pm Bondurant Hall 2025 (Hybrid) Why Attend: Explore the future of digital medicine Transform clinical data into patient insights Network with peers and faculty Boost your career in Health Informatics

    The Intersection of Data Analytics in Health Care

    Bondurant 2025

    An essential presentation for Health Sciences students. Why Attend: Explore the future of digital medicine Transform clinical data into patient insights Network with peers and faculty Boost your career in Health Informatics

  • April Research Forum 2026 Research Excellence Awardees Register to Attend https://go.unc.edu/DHSResearchForum

    Research Forum: Health Sciences Research Excellence Awards – PhD Students

    MacNider 321 and Zoom

    2026 Research Excellence Awardees Mags McAllister, Speech and Hearing Sciences PhD Program A Pause, Not a Stop: Language Regression in Toddlers with High Familial Likelihood of Autism Joel Robert Thompson, Human Movement Science PhD Program Supporting Self-Management in Axial Spondyloarthritis: Understanding Flare Recognition and Response Monica K. Ridlehoover, Occupational Science PhD Program Understanding the Lived … Read more

  • Department of Health Sciences Research Forum DHS Office of Research & Scholarship Wednesday, May 20, Noon – 1 pm MacNider 321 (for Zoom link & lunch registration, scan QR code) Motor-Based Problem Solving in Physical Therapy for Infants Stacey Dusing PT, PhD, FAPTA Division of Biokinesiology and Physical Therapy Herman Ostrow School of Dentistry University of Southern California Training for physical, occupational, and speech therapists are isolated from each other, and rarely provide adequate training in transdisciplinary practice or research methods. Dr. Dusing will share her experience with mentoring researchers, clinician scientists, and therapists. She will also share preliminary results from the SIT-PT trial for infants with early signs of Cerebral Palsy which compared the efficacy of a motor-based problem- solving intervention with a dose matched control intervention that replicated usual care. Questions? Contact: Department of Health Sciences Office of Research & Scholarship (DHS_ORS@med.unc.edu)

    Research Forum: Motor-Based Problem Solving in Physical Therapy for Infants

    MacNider 321 and Zoom

    Motor-Based Problem Solving in Physical Therapy for Infants Stacey Dusing PT, PhD, FAPTA Division of Biokinesiology and Physical Therapy Herman Ostrow School of Dentistry University of Southern California Training for physical, occupational, and speech therapists are isolated from each other, and rarely provide adequate training in transdisciplinary practice or research methods. Dr. Dusing will share … Read more