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Parkinson Hall Room 117
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Parkinson Hall Room 117
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SM-100 Seminar: Mitochondrial Function and Fatigue in Sjogren’s Disease
Parkinson Hall Room 117Dr. Hal Scofield, professor of medicine, at the University of Oklahoma HSC and V.A. Medical Center, associate chief of staff, will discuss this autoimmune disorder. Parkinson Hall, Room 117 Noon to 1 p.m.
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SM-100: Prosthetics & Orthotics – A Career Outlook
Parkinson Hall Room 117Come listen to Ashley Dean, the President of the MUW Alumni Association who is our speaker for the SM-100 seminar this Wednesday, February 18th at 12 noon. Ashley Dean currently serves as the President of the MUW Alumni Association, where she acts as the primary liaison between the university and its global network of graduates. […]
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SM-100: Mitochondrial Function and Fatigue in Sjögren’s Disease
Parkinson Hall Room 117Dr. Hal Scofield, a physician-scientist associated with the Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation (OMRF) since 1991, will visit Mississippi University for Women for the final SM-100 seminar of the semester. The seminar will be held Wednesday, Nov. 12, in Parkinson Hall, Room 117, from noon to 1 p.m. Scofield will present, “Mitochondrial Function and Fatigue in […]
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SM-100 Seminar: Lasting Change – Understanding Intensive Outpatient Program
Parkinson Hall Room 117Jamie Davis graduated with a Psychology major from MUW in 2017. She worked in Heda Lab as an undergraduate researcher during her junior and senior years in the Dept of Sciences and Mathematics. Ms. Davis obtained her master's degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from the University of North Alabama in 2020. Ms. Davis worked […]
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