Mr. Seth Hudson, Assistant Director, College of Visual & Performing Arts, talks about computer game design and its impact on healthcare.
Dr. Kenneth De Jong, Associate Director of Krasnow Institute for Advanced Studies, discusses big data and research computing at Mason.
Dr. Ali Weinstein and Dr. Lynn Gerber, Center for Study of Chronic Illness & Disability, discuss teaching undergraduate clinical research.
Dr. Catherine Tompkins (right), Social Work, and her undergraduate students share their research conducted at local nursing homes.
Social Work undergraduate students share their experiences conducting research at local nursing homes.
Ms. Pat Sperry, Office of Sponsored Programs, details post-award grant administration from notification to reporting research outcomes.
Victoria Duong, Health Administration graduate student, presented her work on public health data systems.
Patrick Maloney, Environmental Science major, worked with Dr. Rebecca Dawson as part of the Undergraduate Research Scholars Program.
Sonja Schrock and Tommy Buckley discuss their survey report conducted at Green Acres Senior Center.
Dr. Panagiota Kitsantas, Associate Professor of Health Administration & Policy, discusses her work with graduate student, Hui-Chaun Wu.
Doris Addo-Glover, Nursing doctoral student, presents, “Factors relating to breastfeeding among low-income women six weeks post partum.”
Jillian K. Price (left), PhD Rehabilitation Science student, discusses her research on chronic liver disease with Research Day attendees.
(L-R) RHBS 490 student Areeg Elayn, RHBS PhD student Jillian K. Price, Dr. Gerber, RHBS PhD student Susan Lydick, and Dr. Patrice Winter.
Areeg Elayan discusses her research conducted in RHBS 490, a research and scholarship intensive course.

Paula Graling BSN'82, MSN'96 named 2013 CHHS Distinguished Alumna
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Three graduate programs have been recognized for their excellence by US News & World Report in 2013. The School of Nursing was rated 79 out of 464 programs; Social Work was 66 out of 207 programs; and HAP's Health Care Management program was ranked 36 out of 67 health management programs.