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The Division of Basic Biomedical Sciences Introduces New Name
Summary: The Division of Basic Biomedical Sciences has announced its new name as the Division of Biomedical and Translational Sciences. -
Fulk Selected to National Rural Health Association's 2025 Rural Health Fellows Program
Summary: Janet Fulk, assistant director of Frontier And Rural Medicine at the USD Sanford School of Medicine, was recently selected to join the National Rural Health Association’s 2025 Rural Health Fellows Program. -
USD Receives $6.5 Million to Establish South Dakota Biomedical Computation Collaborative
Summary: Medical school and computer science faculty members at the University of South Dakota have received a $6.5 million grant from the U.S. Department of Education that will bolster innovative medical education and biomedical sciences using computation and artificial intelligence (AI), leading to improved clinical practice and patient care for South Dakotans. -
USD Division of Health Affairs Awarded $1.1 Million to Train Health Care Workforce in Telehealth
Summary: The University of South Dakota Division of Health Affairs has been awarded a $1.1 million federal grant from the Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) to train future health care workers in delivering cutting-edge telehealth services to South Dakota patients.
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Guest Column | Lizz & Robbie Nicholas
Elizabeth (Hoffman) Nicholas, a Eureka, South Dakota native, and Robert Nicholas, a Huron, South Dakota native, met at the University of South Dakota when they were both in the Alumni Student Scholars Program, each with the dream of becoming a doctor.