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UI researcher finds pursuing new challenges helps to age well

Published
2013.02.04
Shirley Joel edits video in her Manhattan apartment. The active 84-year-old learned to use Final Cut Pro editing software during her eighties. (Elizabeth Stuart)

Kristi Williams, a University of Iowa professor of gerontological nursing, says a 2011 study she co-authored found that seniors who challenge their brains, keep moving, eat well, and maintain social connections experiencing positive effects in maintaining memory and thinking ability. Story from: Deseret News

Deseret News

Spotlight: UI College of Nursing

College of Nursing website: Spotlight: UI College of Nursing
Published
2013.01.10
A UI nursing student works with a senior citizen through the RSVP partnershiop with the College of Nursing

UI nursing students and volunteers with the Retired Senior Volunteer Program have joined forces to create a valuable learning opportunity, where volunteers simulate being elderly patients to help students gain real-world knowledge working with older adults. Story from: College of Nursing website

College of Nursing website

New business makes test prep easier

Published
2013.01.15
Adam Keune and Ben O'Connor, both of Cedar Rapids work in the Higher Learning Technologies headquarters in Coralville. (Kyle Grillot/The Gazette)

Adam Keune, Alec Whitters, and Ben O'Connor co-founded the new Coralville-based startup, Higher Learning Technologies, located in the UI's Oakdale Research Park. Story from: The Gazette

The Gazette

A healthy start for Iowa’s babies

blood being drawn from a pregnant woman's arm

A University of Iowa Public Health Ambassador makes it her mission to ensure that moms-to-be are well-informed about their babies’ health. Story

Commencement ceremonies

a photo of a UI graduate giving a thumbs up wearing a graduation cap with Herky on the top

The University of Iowa will confer an estimated 1,500 degrees at three December commencement ceremonies Friday, Dec. 14 and Saturday, Dec. 15, to honor students graduating at the end of the fall semester. Story

Spotlight: 'Bravest decision I ever made'

Published
2012.11.01
UI nursing and international studies student Jeannette George helps a young boy in Uganda and holds his hand

Jeannette George, a nursing and international studies major with an emphasis in African studies, reflects on her life-changing decision to pursue awareness of sickle-cell anemia research far beyond her UI classroom. Story from: International Accents

International Accents

UI team is runner up in international genetics challenge

A University of Iowa team of more than 30 researchers from five different colleges has been named a finalist and awarded $5,000 in a competition that challenged international research teams to provide the best interpretation and communication of DNA sequencing results for three children with rare, undiagnosed genetic diseases. Story

Three health leaders named Iowa Public Health Heroes

The University of Iowa College of Public Health is honoring three practitioners in Iowa as "Public Health Heroes" for improving wellness and disease prevention in the state. The ceremony takes place today, Thursday, Nov. 8, at the College of Public Health. Story

Preserving 'Her' story

ERA rally

University Libraries is celebrating the 20th anniversary of the Iowa Women's Archives. Author Suzanne O'Dea will share her new biography of Iowa Women's Archives co-founder Mary Louise Smith on Saturday, Nov. 10. Photo Feature

Geneticist named environmental and public health ambassador

Sandra Daack-Hirsch, a clinical geneticist and assistant professor in the University of Iowa College of Nursing, is the new environmental and public health ambassador for the State Hygienic Laboratory. Story

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