Oral-Pharyngeal Funct II
A continuation of ORT 620, emphasizing speech physiology and language development. Lecture, two and one-half hours.
Transitions In Pharmacy
This introductory course is designed to prospectively introduce and instruct new pharmacy students to fundamental concepts in basic and clinical sciences including physiology and pharmacology through the use of a common core disease state (CCD).
Services Marketing Management
This course addresses marketing and management issues and problems faced by service organizations. Marketing and management concepts are broadened and applied to the service organizations. Topics related to service quality, the marketing mix, and service delivery are covered.
Services Marketing Management
This course addresses marketing and management issues and problems faced by service organizations. Marketing and management concepts are broadened and applied to the service organizations. Topics related to service quality, the marketing mix, and service delivery are covered.
Adv Concepts General Den
This course presents, by seminar, lecture or continuing education courses, advanced concepts in general dentistry that are essential to the clinical practice of periodontics. It includes advanced instruction in orthodontics, periodontal prosthesis, prosthodontics and oral surgery. May be repeated to a maximum of four credits.
Growth Disability & Development Lifespan
This course provides a comprehensive study of human growth and development in the context of rehabilitation and clinical mental health counseling. Students will review human developmental theories across the life span and their implications and applications with persons with disabilities.
Conversation with the Dean
On Tuesday, January 26th, the Arts and Sciences Staff Council will be hosting the first ever 'Conversations with the Dean' event. This event will involve a very small group (approximately 6 staff members) meeting with Interim Dean Brady in a calm, low-key, digital environment to get to know one another and ask questions. While each of us is very appreciative of the townhalls and webinars hosted by University leadership, the A&S Staff Council thought an event in this format would be a better opportunity to truly connect and get to know the Dean.
That said, we also understand that many people do not enjoy public speaking, but that their questions and voices are just as important.
With that in mind, and if you are willing, we would ask that each of you read through and fill out the survey at the link below:
We will be accepting survey responses through Wednesday, January 20th, and hope to have staff attendee selections finished by Friday, January 22nd. Invited staff will be sent a separate email containing a Zoom link. Finally, if there are a high volume of staff members interested in attending, selections will be made at random and a second, similar event will be considered for some point in the future.
Again, and as always, please let us know if you have any questions, comments, or concerns. Thank you!
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AAAS Virtual Open House
Learn more about the African American & Africana Studies Program
- Get information about the AAAS Major & Minor
- Check out courses offered in AAAS
- Meet AAAS faculty and hear about their research interests and current projects
- Discover opportunities available through AAAS and the Commonwealth Institute for Black Studies
Please register for this event here: https://uky.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZYqduusqTsoG9fZaN_gKHV_DyRbZI5UO7bw
Contact Dr. Bertin Louis for questions about this event at Bertin.Louis@uky.edu
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Zoom- registration required
2021: New Year, New Mindset
Changing the calendar can mean changing the way you see your life. People setting exercise, nutrition, and mental health goals often need to look at things in a new light to motivate change and growth. Join a discussion with three UK experts who will share tips on:
- Smart goal-setting
- Avoiding comparisons with others
- Cultivating well-being
- Finding support in your community
- Healthy eating made simple
- Staying active at work and home
Interim A&S Dean Christian Brady will explore these topics focused on starting the new year with positivity and confidence with:
- Shannon Sauer-Zavala, psychology professor in A&S
- Carrie Davidson, exercise specialist and fitness facilities manager with UK Health and Wellness
- Karen McNees, a registered dietitian with UK Health and Wellness
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Online - Registration Required
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