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Development News

A Tribute to the College of Pharmacy Dean

John W. Mauger stepped down as Dean of the College of Pharmacy on October 1, 2009, after 15 years of distinguished service.  Although Dean Mauger is resigning as Dean, he will continue to serve the College and the University of Utah in his new role as Associate Vice President of Health Sciences for Special Projects.  To read the full tribute to Dr. Mauger click here: John W. Mauger

The University of Utah College of Pharmacy Ranked #2 in the Nation!

Within the College of Pharmacy talented and innovative faculty members have inspired and mentored thousands of pharmacy students, conducted cutting-edge research with national and international impact, and developed a highly sought-after reputation for academic excellence. It is no wonder that the College of Pharmacy was ranked 2nd among the nation's pharmacy research programs again this year and as the number 1 school for Faculty Scholarly Productivity Index. The University of Utah College of Pharmacy has ranked in the top four every year since 1975!

College of Nursing and Alumni Association Announce New Joint Membership

In partnership with the University of Utah Alumni Association the College of Nursing is pleased to offer an exclusive, new joint Alumni Association membership. For an annual membership fee of $50 individuals can receive the benefits of both alumni associations. Whether living along the Wasatch Front or elsewhere, the joint membership gives alumni access to special benefits and discounts on a wide variety of events, travel and merchandise. To learn more, click here: Nursing Alumni

Nobel Prize Winner Hopes to Teach Utahans Through Traveling Exhibit.

The traveling Nobel Kiosk program is designed to share the celebration of Utah's first Nobel Prize.

Dr. Mario Capecchi's wish is to share this award with all who have supported him, his research and the University of Utah. The Nobel Kiosks allow him to share the pageantry and honor of receiving the Nobel Prize and the sciences that made it all possible.

There are five Nobel Kiosks. All are identical in the appearance and functions. A Nobel Kiosk will be made available to any community free of charge. These kiosks feature a photo gallery, tribute videos, a genetic learning center, and various articles featuring Dr. Capecchi, as well as a question/comment section where the user can make a comment or ask Dr. Capecchi questions and receive answers.

To host or visit kiosks please contact the University of Utah Human Genetics Department at 801-585-3156. To view the Human Genetics website click here: Kiosk

The College of Health PEAK Academy available to Community Members!

The PEAK Academy (Performance Enhancement through Applied Knowledge) is a clinic of the Department of Exercise and Sport Science. Every year, PEAK provides resources and benefits to University students, faculty and staff, as well as to the larger community. In 2008, PEAK offered 40 classes to an average of 435 University employees each semester. PEAK also provided health and fitness testing to University students, employees, and community members and performed over 11,383 clinical tests including sub-maximal and maximal aerobic fitness, body composition, anaerobic power, blood lipid profile, biometric screenings, and general fitness tests. PEAK also maintained its partnership with the Apple Program and continued providing the biometric testing for the University's WellU Program for faculty and staff.

Past Health Sciences Development News Articles

To read past Health Sciences Development news articles such as:

1. Building for the Future of Nursing Education campaign underway in the College of Nursing.
2. Foundations Partner to Increase Geriatric Faculty.
3. Scholarship Luncheon 2008.
4. ALSAM Foundation announced a gift of $20 million to the University of Utah College of Pharmacy.
5. Dr. Hester Henderson, in the College of Health, continues to put her heart and soul into the U-FIT program.
6. Nobel Prize Laureate Speaks at the Inaugural Benning Society Medical Lecture

Click on the following link: News Archives.