Ms. Carlee Harris (CSD MA-SLP) was our College nominee for the prestigious Midwest Association of Allied Health Deans Legacy Scholarship this year, and it is my honor to announce that she has been awarded one of the two scholarships!  Dean Rudeen presented the award to Ms. Harris yesterday afternoon. 

Anyone facing major surgery likely knows that rehabilitation may be necessary after the procedure – physical therapy to strengthen muscles and regain mobility, for example.

But what about “prehabilitation”?  The concept of prehabilitation is gaining traction in health care. In essence, prehabilitation means using the concepts of rehabilitation before a patient undergoes surgery.

The Association of Schools of Allied Health Professions (ASAHP) is, what I regard, the premiere national association for colleges of allied health in the country. As such, approximately 125 institutions belong to this selected association.

Rachael Quinn, a Senior in the Department of Communication Sciences & Disorders,  College of Allied Health Outstanding Senior for 2016-2017!