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Dr. Amelia (Amy) Kraehe will partner with Arizona Arts leadership to promote transparency and coordination around the division’s equity, diversity and inclusion initiatives, leading effective strategic planning with collective goal setting.

Researchers in the Comprehensive Pain and Addiction Center have found that terpenes mimic cannabinoids and produce similar pain-relieving effects.

International High school students can get a head start on the college experience with the opportunity to learn from UArizona professors and engage in online student activities with students from UArizona and around the world.

Learn more about the dashboards and tools available for tracking total degrees and degree completion data. This presentation is designed for novice and intermediate UAccess Analytics users.

Chief Technology Officer Darcy Van Patten spoke at the annual Salesforce.org Education Summit on June 16, 2021. Continuing the topic from 2020, Van Patten talked about the University of Arizona's journey in navigating "multi-platform" digital change, exploring different production methodologies, and weighing the benefits of bespoke, or custom, applications.

UArizona Health Sciences Global and Online offers new ways to reach, teach and support current and future professionals to serve a growing aging population.

With 10,000 people turning 65 every day in the U.S., focusing on interprofessional practice and communication is vital in supporting healthy aging.

The Roots for Resilience graduate assistantship applies data management and open science to combating climate change across academic disciplines.

Having an opportunity to work on an actual health care problem was exactly what Bridget Slomka was looking for when she signed up for a new University of Arizona Health Sciences class that teaches students an innovative way to approach problem solving. 

The partnership creates new opportunities for students to earn advanced degrees in medicine and law and establishes a framework for research and collaboration between the two universities.

Innovations in Aging, a new graduate certificate program at the University of Arizona Health Sciences, is now available to prepare future health care professionals and others to meet the diverse needs of aging populations and provide solutions to help older adults live longer, healthier lives.

During the Spring 2021 semester, the Trellis Constituent Relationship Management (CRM) program employed 15 student workers−all who played an integral role in the ideation and implementation of Trellis.