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Frerichs, Foote win faculty, staff awards | UNC-Chapel Hill (opens the original)
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The Edward Kidder Graham Faculty Service Award and the Rebecca Clark Staff Award for Moral Courage annually recognize exceptional faculty and staff service at Carolina. Carolina will celebrate this year’s recipients, Leah Frerichs and Tamsen Foote, during University Day. Frerichs, an associate professor in the UNC Gillings School of Global Public Health’s health policy and management department, is this year’s Edward Kidder Graham Faculty Service Award recipient. Her research program is focused
Artist’s Ackland installation goes ‘Against Nature’ | UNC-Chapel Hill (opens the original)
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Visitors to the Ackland Art Museum can experience a new, vibrant work from acclaimed artist Phaan Howng. With “Against Nature,” the Baltimore-based creative drew inspiration from the Joris-Karl Huysmans 1884 novel of the same name to take an exaggerated look at plants and their relationship to humans. It’s a theme that has remained a through line in much of her work. “It plays into this idea I have about an ‘optimistic post-apocalypse,’” Howng said. “If we all disappeared suddenly, the plants wo
Pharmacy students get hands-on ambulatory care experiences | UNC-Chapel Hill (opens the original)
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Students studying at the UNC Eshelman School of Pharmacy’s Asheville Campus are participating in hands-on activities that model real-world ambulatory care practice with pharmacists working in a variety of professional settings. The classroom-based Ambulatory Care Scholars Program is designed to give students a deeper understanding of what ambulatory care pharmacists do and the various ways they improve patient care. Students explore topics like pharmacy billing, transitions of care, chronic dise
Social work student helps keep people and pets together | UNC-Chapel Hill (opens the original)
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When Emma Bole began her online Master of Social Work program at the UNC School of Social Work, she didn’t think her clients would have so much fur … or four legs … or come with a bit of slobber. But the direct practice student from Jacksonville, Florida, has expanded her social work skills not only with the humans at her practicum placement, but with animal friends as well. Bole is working with Beautiful Together Animal Sanctuary in Chapel Hill, a nonprofit that rescues animals surrendered by t
Pharmacy researcher develops treatment for mosquito-borne virus | UNC-Chapel Hill (opens the original)
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With more than 100 travel-related cases of the mosquito-borne chikungunya virus reported in the U.S. this year, experts worry about infected travelers spreading the virus to others. There is currently no treatment for the fever, headaches and often debilitating muscle pain patients must endure, hoping for survival. But Anwar Hossain, research assistant professor at UNC Eshelman School of Pharmacy, is determined to give patients more than hope. A medicinal chemist, Hossain is developing what coul
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