As dean of the School of Graduate Medical Education, Dr. Brian Shulman still finds time to work with children in a community-based speech-language-pathology program for which he secured private foundation funding. (Photo courtesy of Seton Hall University)

Teaching the art and science of caring

It’s a lesson he learned as a graduate student at BGSU: the art of caring.
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Science of caring’ Three nursing graduates honored for excellence Three BGSU nursing graduates recently were honored for their exceptional dedication, effectiveness and enthusiasm for the “science of caring.” [READ MORE]

Baker Lecture reflects on public health report Dr. Hugh H. Tilson is the featured speaker for the 9th Annual Ned E. Baker Lecture in Public Health. As one of the original members of the Institute of Medicine’s “Report on the Future of Public Health,” Tilson will address the impact of the report 20 years later. [READ MORE]

Spring 2008 Telefund The generosity of BGSU College of Health and Human Services alumni was clearly evident in 2007 when the annual telephone appeal generated nearly $21,000 in gifts and pledges [READ MORE]

BG physician creates allied health scholarship Dr. Marjorie Conrad Peatee knows first-hand the importance of professionals in allied health care, which is why she created a scholarship in the College of Health and Human Services. The scholarship, in her name, supports a rising junior or senior student majoring in an allied health professions major, such as applied health science, pre-physical therapy, pre-occupational therapy, medical technology, communication disorders, social work and gerontology. [READ MORE]

College Web site gets facelift We have a new “look.” The Web site for the College of Health and Human Services (www.bgsu.edu/colleges/hhs) has recently unveiled a new design. [READ MORE]