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The Midlands Sexual Health Research Collaborative will expand their programming in 2019 by launching an LGBTQIA+ leadership institute.

Prior to his new role, Dr. Coleman was Associate Professor of Public Health and Co-Director of the Midlands Sexual Health Research Collaborative (MSHRC).

Assistant Professor of Biomechanics Dr. Brian Knarr was recently awarded a competitive NIH R15 research grant to study role of assistive devices during stroke recovery.

A collaboration between the Division of Biomechanics and Research Development and nonprofit QLI has led to three initiatives which are benefiting individuals recovering from traumatic injuries, strokes

The Department of Biomechanics was recognized with UNeMed's 2018 Innovator of the Year Award for their research and insights into disease prediction and health improvement.

Four of the most influential leaders in the athletic training profession recently joined faculty and students for a panel discussion and student research symposium

In March, a group of nine students from the School of Health and Kinesiology (H&K) traveled far beyond the classroom—and the country—for a soccer and sports medicine-focused service learning experience.

The end of the academic year is a time to celebrate and recognize excellence. Meet the alumni, faculty, and students honored during awards season, including our five new Distinguished Alumni Award winners.

This spring, eleven College of Education graduates were recognized by area school districts with awards for exemplary teaching.

UNO offers the #1 Online Bachelor’s Degree in Library Science, as ranked by Best College Reviews.

They have exhibited exceptional dedication, scholarship, and accomplishment in their fields of study and are ready to launch new careers—meet a few members of the COE Class of 2018.

UNO's Chancellor's Commission on the Status of Women celebrated the accomplishments and contributions of two College of Education leaders at their recent luncheon event.

They have exhibited exceptional dedication, scholarship, and accomplishment in their fields of study and are ready to launch new careers—meet a few members of the COE Class of 2017.

Public Health Professor Dr. Sofia Jawed-Wessel was recognized as a 2017 Ten Outstanding Young Omahan (TOYO!) and will be honored during a February awards ceremony.

Forty Omaha-area high school girls joined faculty from the Department of Biomechanics and UNMC during the Perry Outreach Program, an experience where participants learned hands-on medical techniques and engineering skills.