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Central Michigan University has partnered with Mid Michigan College to expand its degree options and offer a complete undergraduate Bachelor of Science in nursing education.
Sometimes while researching complex diseases, information that may lead to treatment is found in unexpected sources. For Alzheimer’s research at Central Michigan University, one of these sources is fruit flies.
As COVID-19 cases continue to rise across the country, scientists and health practitioners throughout Michigan are studying a new method of surveillance.
One year ago, the Culinary Nutrition Center had pink countertops, a couple of ovens and a ventilation system that spread the smell of cooking food across the building.
Central Michigan University's Carls Center Audiology Clinic has created drop off services to safely assist patients during the COVID-19 pandemic.
North Miami Beach graduate student Alberto "Ali" Alvarez drew his professor’s attention when, at the beginning of an online course in early March, he introduced himself by saying he had recently recovered from COVID-19.
The idea of making a positive change at Central Michigan University and in surrounding areas fuels the career of Thomas Masterson as dean of The Herbert H. and Grace A. Dow College of Health Professions. From his office on the top floor of the Health Professions Building, Masterson uses his expansive view of activities at the center of campus to watch over and plan for the CMU Community.
Nursing students could have an opportunity to fast-track to their bachelor’s degree with the online RN-to-BSN, or registered nurse to Bachelor of Science in Nursing, program.
After two years of Ian Davison, former College of Science and Engineering dean, serving as the senior vice provost for academic affairs on an interim basis, Central Michigan University has announced a nationwide search to fill the position.
Four Central Michigan University students competed in the nation's first health administration case competition.
Edward T. Howley, author and former University of Tennessee kinesiology professor, researches and writes about fitness.
Central Michigan University's Health Professions Residential College is celebrating its 20-year anniversary.
When faced with an obstacle, we always have two choices. The first is to give up, turn around, and stop trying. The second is to keep living. Remember that it is just a moment in our lives, not who we are. One event does not define who we are for the rest of our lives.
After almost two decades with Central Michigan University on his radar, alumnus Greg Zimmerman finally found himself back in Mount Pleasant.
The Foods and Nutrition program at Central Michigan University changed its name to Nutrition and Dietetics and is now a part of the Herbert H. and Grace A. Dow College of Health Professions.
Gregory Zimmerman, who received his bachelor's and master's degrees from Central Michigan University, will return to campus this fall as associate dean of the College of Health Professions.
The Central Michigan University Physical Therapy Student Organization is hosting two events this weekend to raise money to "Stomp Out Multiple Sclerosis."
Animal testing is a controversial topic.
Tom Masterson, dean of the Herbert H. and Grace A. Dow College of Health Professions, announced a new search for the associate dean of the college.
The American Chemical Society will host research laboratory tours for all students that are interested in meeting research faculty and getting involved in lab work at Central Michigan University.
