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Scenes from fall commencement 2019

December 16, 2019 lbotterman1@niu.edu Allied Health and Communicative Disorders, College of Health and Human Sciences, Dietetics and Wellness, Family and Child Studies, Family and Consumer Sciences, Fashion Merchandising, Health Studies, Hospitality and Tourism Management, human development and family sciences, Interdisciplinary Health Professions, Medical Laboratory Sciences, Military Sciences, Nursing, Nutrition, Public Health, Rehabilitation Services, Students

Congratulations to all the CHHS fall 2019 graduates! Below are a few images from the Saturday, Dec. 14, NIU Undergraduate Commencement.

7th annual Interdisciplinary Case Study Event another success

February 22, 2019 lbotterman1@niu.edu Allied Health and Communicative Disorders, Audiology, Dietetics and Wellness, Events, Interdisciplinary Health Professions, Medical Laboratory Sciences, Nursing, Nutrition, physical therapy, Speech-Language Pathology, Students

Over 250 NIU students recently participated in the seventh annual Interdisciplinary Case Study Event–an event that brings together students from audiology, counseling, dietetics, medical laboratory sciences, nursing, physical therapy, and speech-language pathology to discuss issues related to providing quality health care to

Health Professions House looks back on a successful year

June 25, 2018 lbotterman1@niu.edu Allied Health and Communicative Disorders, Alumni, College of Family and Consumer Sciences, Health Studies, Medical Laboratory Sciences, Nursing, Nutrition, physical therapy, Public Health, Rehabilitation Services, Students

NIU’s Health Professions House, a living learning community in the Stevenson A Tower residence hall, has had an active year. Residents, who all share interests in health and service-related majors and careers, participated in several events, field trips and study sessions. Read

Summer plans: Find out what faculty are up to over break

May 16, 2018 lbotterman1@niu.edu Allied Health and Communicative Disorders, College of Health and Human Sciences, Health Studies, Medical Laboratory Sciences, physical therapy

Health Sciences Chair Jeanne Isabel will continue her research on diabetes screening assessment for people living in Belize. Original testing was done in November 2016 and June 2017. The testing planned for June 2018 will include retesting of individuals with previous results

Medical Laboratory Sciences student earns Northern Pact scholarship

March 19, 2018 lbotterman1@niu.edu College of Health and Human Sciences, Health Studies, Medical Laboratory Sciences, Students

Meet Rachel Gathman, a junior MLS student from Genoa, Illinois. She exhibits the vision of service and personal responsibility the Division of Student Affairs looks for when awarding the Northern Pact scholarship to students. Gathman shares why she loves NIU.

Medical laboratory sciences professor featured in Huskie Spotlight

November 30, 2017 lbotterman1@niu.edu faculty, Health Studies, Medical Laboratory Sciences

Jeanne Isabel, program director and associate professor for Medical Lab Sciences, has been honred with NIU’s Excellence in Undergraduate Teach Award. She was featured recently in an NIU.edu Huskie Spotlight, republished here: Jeanne Isabel, program director and associate professor for Medical Laboratory Sciences,

NIU.edu features MLS program

May 8, 2017 lbotterman1@niu.edu College of Health and Human Sciences, Health Studies, Medical Laboratory Sciences, Students

In case you missed it, niu.edu featured the Medical Laboratory Sciences program, interviewing Professor Masih Shokrani and MLS seniors Nicole Dispensa and Reilly Steidle. Here’s the complete story: For two NIU students, discovering medical laboratory science (MLS) was the right degree path

Masih Shokrani wins Distinguished Author Award

May 8, 2017 lbotterman1@niu.edu College of Health and Human Sciences, faculty, Medical Laboratory Sciences

Medical Laboratory Sciences Professor Masih Shokrani will be awarded the American Society of Clinical Laboratory Science’s Distinguished Author Award for his research about Diabetes Mellitus. This is the highest honor given for scientific work by the ASCLS for its peer-reviewed publication. Shokrani will

MLS Club raising funds for St. Baldrick’s

April 25, 2017 lbotterman1@niu.edu Health Studies, Medical Laboratory Sciences, Students

The St. Baldrick’s Foundation is a charity committed to funding research to end childhood cancers. St. Baldrick’s is volunteer-driven, relying on volunteers to collect donations on their behalf. On April 30, Alpha Chi Sigma (the professional co-ed chemistry fraternity) and the Medical

MLS’s Jeanne Isabel talks about receiving top honor from students

April 19, 2017 lbotterman1@niu.edu College of Health and Human Sciences, Health Studies, Medical Laboratory Sciences

Recently, Medical Laboratory Sciences program director Jeanne Isabel was featured on NIU.edu’s homepage Huskie Spotlight. Here is the article: Jeanne Isabel, program director and associate professor for Medical Laboratory Sciences, said it was an honor to receive NIU’s Excellence in Undergraduate Teaching

Dean’s Award recipients announced

March 29, 2017 lbotterman1@niu.edu Allied Health and Communicative Disorders, College of Health and Human Sciences, Consumer and Nutrition Sciences, Dietetics and Wellness, Family and Child Studies, Fashion Merchandising, Health Studies, Hospitality and Tourism Management, Medical Laboratory Sciences, Nursing, Nutrition, Public Health, Rehabilitation Services, Students

The College of Health and Human Sciences recently recognized outstanding undergraduate students in each academic program with Dean’s Awards. Criteria for the award included a GPA of 3.5 or better, demonstrated significant achievement and leadership in scholarship, campus and/or community activities, and professional

MLS alumna makes ’40 Under Forty’ list

February 9, 2017 lbotterman1@niu.edu Alumni, Health Studies, Medical Laboratory Sciences

Michelle Campbell (‘14) has been named one of Top Five among the American Society for Clinical Pathology’s 40 under Forty for achievements and leadership qualities, making a significant impact on the fields of pathology and laboratory medicine. Campbell, 24, began making achievements