Taras K. Oleksyk, associate professor in OU’s Department of Biological Sciences, has received an award from the American Genetic Association to organize ConGen2025: Recent Advances in Conservation Genetics.
Offered January 5-15, 2025, at the Cheetah Conservation Fund Research Center in Otjiwarongo, Namibia, the short course will host 25-30 students dedicated to conservation and about 15-20 faculty from around the world, and will offer a unique opportunity for learning about the latest advances in Neighborhood House is excited to invite young leaders to apply for its Youth Ambassador Program (Previously Executive Youth Board)! This is your chance to make a difference in your community. Apply now!
Neighborhood House is thrilled to announce that we are now accepting applications for the 2024-2025 Youth Ambassador Program. The Youth Ambassador Program is designed to empower young leaders and aimed at cultivating a diverse cohort of passionate High School students committed to serving their community. Oakland University’s School of Nursing and its Board of Visitors have announced the 2024 Nightingale Award winners and runners-up. This year’s top nurses in Michigan come from a variety of clinical roles and settings and are recognized as exceptional in the healthcare field.
This year’s Nightingale Awards Ceremony will honor 10 winners and 10 runners-up in 10 different nursing categories. Awardees are nominated by their peers and supervisors and recognized as exceptional in their nursing roles in both
Bioengineering student Daniela Meson De La Fuente is pictured with the research poster she presented at the 2024 Maize Genetics Meeting.
Oakland University student Daniela Meson De La Fuente recently presented research at the 2024 Maize Genetics Meeting, an international conference that brought together researchers whose work advances the field of maize (corn) genetics and breeding.
The sophomore bioengineering major attended the meeting in Raleigh, North Carolina after receiving a MaGNET Award, a
Ascension Providence Rochester Foundation would like to provide an opportunity for your or your organization to help us make an impact on the mental health of our community. The proceeds from our annual Manga é Bocce event raised enough funds for us to bring an in-person Mental Health First Aid (MHFA) Instructor training course to our area. This course will allow us to spread Mental Health First Aid across our community. Instructors are individuals certified to teach the course.
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OU professor receives award to help train scientists in conservation genetics in Namibia
Neighborhood House Youth Ambassador Program
Oakland University announces winners of 36th Annual Nightingale Awards for Nursing Excellence
OU student receives MaGNET Award to present research at international genetics conference
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