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June 29, 2023

Get to know the 2023 College of Health Sciences summer peer advisors

CHS Summer Welcome peer advisors spend the summer months helping incoming freshmen and transfer students get acclimated and ready for their first semester at the university.

May 16, 2023

2023 Health Professions Faculty and Staff Awards

Each year, the School of Health Professions awards committee convenes to review nominations and select recipients of the schoolwide awards.

Derek Calhoon

May 10, 2023

Mizzou Made 2023: Derek Calhoon, BS

Derek Calhoon is a Fitness Programming and Management student from Centralia, Missouri.

Taylor Tripp

May 9, 2023

Mizzou Made 2023: Taylor Tripp, BHS

Taylor Tripp, a native of Jackson, Missouri, is completing her BHS in Health Science — with an emphasis in Rehabilitation Science.

April 18, 2023

Students represent SHP at Show Me Research Week

SHP students presented on everything from sleep disorders and primordial grief to cancer’s impact on speech and communication.

Teri Dowds-Adams and Brent Adams pose with their 10-year-old children Daniel and Ashlee.

April 4, 2023

Siblings making strides thanks to collaborative approach to therapy

The Adams family credits teamwork between TigerOT, the MU Speech and Hearing Clinic and PhysZOU for Ashlee and Daniel's growth.

A woman leading a group fitness class holds a hand-held free weight up to her chest

March 8, 2023

Group exercise program for older adults led to more independent exercise despite pandemic restrictions, MU study finds

Physical Therapy, College of Health Sciences, University of Missouri

Feb. 13, 2023

Mizzou DPT at the 2023 APTA Combined Sections Meeting

Mizzou DPT is headed to the 2023 Combined Sections Meeting of the APTA with over a dozen presentations.

Feb. 3, 2023

Real-world teaching nets outstanding mentor honors for alumnus

Eric Lybeck-Brown, DPT ’11, coordinates clinical opportunities for physical therapy students.

Jan. 10, 2023

Physical Therapy students work to solve operational challenges in real clinics

Physical Therapy study at Mizzou includes some course work you’d expect — students learn the anatomy and physics of the human body and evidence-based methods for treating patients who have health conditions that limit their ability to move. But in addition to those “hard” skills, Mizzou’s program prepares future PTs for challenges they might face in a clinic that have little to do with the mechanics of treating a patient. For instance, students learn the business side of operating a private practice, how the U.S. insurance systems work and leadership skills.  Emily Miller, a third-year PT student, got to experience…