School of Health Professions receives more than $400,000 to enhance student success


April 14, 2022


The School of Health Professions received six grants totaling $402,445 from the University of Missouri President’s “Enhancing Student Success at Mizzou” program. This funding will be used mostly to update technology and equipment in our clinical teaching labs.

  • New interdisciplinary Image Analysis Laboratory in Clark Hall
  • New Nuclear Medicine Teaching Laboratory in Lewis Hall
  • Two cutting-edge ultrasound machines for the Diagnostic Medical Ultrasound teaching lab in Lewis Hall
  • New equipment and supplies for the Department of Occupational Therapy
  • Laptops for Tiger OT, PhysZou and the Speech and Hearing clinics so that students can access patient Electronic Health Records
  • Refurbish Clark lobby for students and student organizations

Awards summary

PurposeAmount
Image analysis laboratory$60,000
Nuclear Medicine teaching laboratory$61,020
Ultrasound scanning equipment$93,430
Occupational Therapy equipment$99,995
Laptops for OT, PT and SLHS clinics$38,719
Clark lobby furnishings$50,000
 Total$402,445

Thank you and congratulations to Carla Allen, Jeff Galen, Kathy Moss, Crystal Gateley, Lea Ann Lowery and Rose Hayden for preparing these successful proposals.

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