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The awards recognize her exceptional leadership and service to the University of Minnesota and the surrounding community.
Palombi was recognized for her work in the area of substance abuse prevention and intervention, and for her leadership in training people on how to use naloxone.
The award recognizes Blue's outstanding performance and achievement.
The three-year award is given to the most promising faculty who have been newly granted both tenure and promotion to associate professor.
For people who have medical issues like cerebral palsy, multiple sclerosis, and brain and spinal cord injuries, spasticity and involuntary muscle contractions are common. An existing muscle relaxant called baclofen helps to reduce these spams if taken routinely—but sometimes therapy is abruptly interrupted, which can result in serious adverse effects.
He was recognized for his outstanding advising and exemplary work with graduate students in the Integrated Biological Sciences graduate program.
There is so much to discover in the field of pharmacy, which is why third-year student Brittney Mikell chose to pursue a career in the profession. She has always had a passion for helping others and studying the unknown.
Federal grants are helping the U collaborate with rural partners to focus on strengthening community resources to prevent addiction and create healthy environments for those working toward recovery.
The award recognizes his outstanding work on awareness and policy advocacy for rare diseases for the Asian Indian community.
Jon C. Schommer, MS, PhD, RPH, associate department head and professor, Pharmaceutical Care & Health Systems, will receive the American Pharmacists Association (APhA) Research Achievement Award in the Pharmaceutical Sciences. The award recognizes and encourages outstanding, meritorious achievement in any of the pharmaceutical sciences.
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