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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
| Purpose | Amount |
|---|---|
| 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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Carla Allen
Radiography Program Director, Director of Graduate Studies and Teaching Professor
Jeff Galen
Nuclear Medicine Program Director and Associate Teaching Professor
Crystal A. Gateley
Associate Department Chair and Teaching Professor
Lea Ann Lowery
Clinical Professor
