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College of Health Sciences Research

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A major focus of the College of Health Sciences is the discovery of new knowledge through research. We believe that our research is impactful due to our multidisciplinary philosophy.

 

Cardiopulmonary Sciences: Respiratory Care Research

Clinical Nutrition Research

Communication Disorders and Sciences Research

Health Systems Management Research

Medical Laboratory Science Research

Religion, Health and Human Values Research

Esprit de Corps: Former French Language Student, Now a Speech Therapist, Explores Ways to Support Underserved Communities

Speech-language pathologist and researcher Anne Hoffmann, PhD, takes a creative approach to reaching children in marginalized communities who need communication and literacy support
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Pioneering Respiratory Therapist Tirelessly Propels COVID-19 Research

One of China’s first respiratory therapists, Jie Li, PhD, RRT has been a leading contributor to the scientific research on safe, effective respiratory care during the pandemic
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From Coal Mines to COVID: Rush Researcher Leans on Past Experience to Become a Leader During Pandemic

Brady Scott, PhD, RRT, received the Charles H. Hudson Award from the American Respiratory Care Foundation for his leadership in RUMC’s response to the most lethal COVID-19 symptom
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A Mindful Approach to MIND Diet Research

Puja Agarwal, PhD, uses population studies to explore how specific foods may play a role in preventing Alzheimer’s disease and dementia.
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Researcher Has Mind Set on Advancing Education

Amanda Persons, PhD, applies research insights to teaching students to treat substance abuse.
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A Breath of Fresh Air in Lung Cancer Research

Chien-Ching Li, PhD, MPH, studies how minorities in the U.S. understand their health, health challenges and the health care system, with a special interest in lung cancer prevention.
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Meeting Autism in the Middle

Lauren Little, PhD, develops occupational therapy programs to help autistic children while considering the circumstances of their families.
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Ignore the Role of Fat in Health? VAT Chance

Clinical nutrition researcher Sandra Gomez-Perez, PhD, RD, LDN, seeks to understand how abdominal fat contributes to disease.
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Making Research a Part of Spiritual Care

Over the course of his career, George Fitchett, DMin, PhD, has become a national leader in making research a part of health care chaplains’s work.
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