Sydney Bassard and Logan Douglass have been named recipients of the 2018 Students Preparing for Academic-Research Careers Award from the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association.
The USC Presidential Fellow uses both quantitative and qualitative methods to examine the core social factors driving population health inequalities in the U.S. and abroad, particularly among low-resource populations.
This single-gene disorder represents the most common inherited cause of intellectual disability and also the most common genetic cause of autism spectrum disorder. Klusek's study will examine the transition out of school-based services and into adulthood.
UofSC features professor of environmental health sciences and associate dean for research Alan Decho and his research into bacteria--where they can live and how they manage to survive in some of the harshest climates on Earth and beyond.
The funding is allocated from the Major Research Instrumentation Program, which supports the acquisition or development of a multi-user research instrument that is otherwise too costly or not supported by other NSF programs.
The 2016 Ph.D. in HSPM grad is an assistant professor of healthcare administration at Samford University, and she just helped launch her School of Public Health's award-winning bachelor's degree in health administration.
Exercise science doctoral candidate pursues degree from No. 1 program in the U.S. so he can study ways to help modify physical activity and dietary lifestyle factors to improve metabolic and cardiovascular outcomes.
UofSC features Brie Turner-McGrievy, associate professor in the department of health, promotion, and education and USC Office of the Vice President for Research Breakthrough Star.
The USC Prevention Research Center is offering training to churches interested in the Faith, Activity, and Nutrition (FAN) program! FAN is designed to help churches create a healthy church environment that supports physical activity and healthy eating.
In high school, Krauss was an athlete who studied health sciences through her school's science, math, and technology center and became interested in careers that connected sports/exercise to scientific study/applications.
USC's most prestigious annual awards for research and scholarship are administered by the Office of the Provost. Liese’s selection marks the third year in a row and the sixth out of the past 10 years that an Arnold School faculty member has been chosen for this honor.
This year, the department offered An Overview of Sport Culture: From Ancient World to Present (EXSC 555). Faculty Barbara Cuevas, Morgan Collins, and Sara Corwin led students throughout Italy and Greece, learning about the history of sports.