Former Addict is Now Helping Others Bolstered with UToledo Graduate Degree
Matt Bell, who dropped out of UToledo in 2007 and spent nearly a decade in active addiction, will graduate with his master’s degree in social work.
Tyrel Linkhorn
Upcoming Admissions Events Offer Accelerated Process, No Application Fee
Prospective students can attend one of two open house events in December and January to apply for free and receive a same-day admission decision.
UToledo Health to Host Mobile Clinic Open House Thursday
The event, from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Wolf Creek YMCA in Maumee, gives the public a chance to tour the new 37-foot-long mobile clinic.
Two Pharmacy Faculty Members Receive Under 40 Awards From State Association
Dr. Mitchell Howard and Dr. Marilee Clemons, who also will serve as a district trustee for the Ohio Pharmacists Association, were among 10 pharmacists selected for the award.
Twin Sisters Preparing for Military Medical Careers After Graduation
After completing medical school together at UToledo, twin sisters Lyndsey Matus and Alex Best both earned residency placements with the U.S. Air Force.
UTPD Among First Agencies in New State Accreditation Program
The voluntary Ohio Collaborative Law Enforcement Accreditation Program, announced last week, lays out 31 standards of professional excellence.
UTMC Outreach Series Focuses on Substance Use Disorder in Minority Communities
The first event will begin at 6 p.m. July 26 at the Frederick Douglass Community Center.
UTMC Delivers Christmas Miracle for Man in Need of Kidney
Mark Kemeter, who was born with a rare congenital defect, received a lifesaving kidney transplant at The University of Toledo Medical Center last Christmas.
Endocrinology Researcher, Advocate for Post-Prison Higher Education to Give Public Lecture Jan. 19
Dr. Stanley Andrisse’s free, public lecture begins at 4 p.m. in Bowman-Oddy Laboratories Room 1059.
Drug Study Could Bring New Treatment for Alcohol Use Disorder
Dr. Youssef Sari, a professor in the College of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences, is leading a $2.2 million research project to further develop an experimental drug that could reduce cravings and lessen withdrawal symptoms when chronic drinkers attempt to get sober.