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EdD Faculty and Alumnus Publish Research on Bail
Leah Georges, PhD, Jim Martin, PhD, co-authored an article with alumnus Brian Brittain, EdD'18, titled “Examining the Predictive Validity of the Public Safety Assessment."
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Kunes-Connell Receives Nursing PIN Award
The College of Nursing’s Mary Kunes-Connell, PhD, associate dean and professor, received the Nebraska Nurses Association’s 2021 Positive Image in Nursing award.
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Teitz Awarded Research Department of Defense Grant
Tal Teitz, PhD, assistant professor in the Neuroscience program, was awarded a two-year $360,000 grant.
EdD in Interdisciplinary Leadership Program Shares Mission Statement
The doctorate in Interdisciplinary Leadership Program at Creighton University, has announced a new mission statement.
U.S. News and World Report Recognizes Creighton’s Online Programs in Seven Categories
U.S. News and World Report released the 2021 rankings for online graduate programs. Creighton University was recognized in seven categories, including Online Master’s Education, Online MBA, Online MBA Business Analytics, Online MBA Finance, Online MBA General Management, Online MBA Programs for Veterans and Online Master’s Business.
Nath Provides Expertise on Current Job Market Trends
Ravi Nath, PhD, professor of accounting, in the Heider College of Business, provides his expert opinion on current job market trends for recent college graduates.
Goss Interviewed by Associated Press for Survey on Pandemic
Ernie Goss, PhD, who oversees the monthly Mid-American Economy survey, was recently interviewed by the Associated Press on the January highlights in their article “Midwest economy improving, but pandemic still taking a bite.”
Abel Featured in Science Signaling Journal
Professor and Pharmacology and Neuroscience chair Peter Abel, PhD among team published in article, “Airway Relaxation Mechanisms and Structural Basis of Osthole for Improving Lung Function in Asthma,” the featured article in the journal Science Signaling
Ebner Presents at Annual Law Conference
Noam Ebner, LLM, professor, Negotiation and Conflict Resolution, Department of Interdisciplinary Studies, Graduate School, presented at the Association of American Law Schools' Annual Conference in January. His talk on “Twitter and Trust” was part of the AALS Section on Alternative Dispute Resolution's panel, which focused on “Effective Twitter Advocacy.”
Kincaid, Tolman, and Chauhan Among Creighton Team Published in Pharmacy Journal
Faculty members Anthony Kincaid, PT, PhD; Justin Tolman, PharmD, PhD,; and Harsh Chauhan, PhD, published "Characterization and Systemic Delivery of Dibenzoylmethane via the Intranasal Route" in the journal of the American Association of Pharmaceutical Scientists, PharmSciTech.
North Receives Two-Year National Institutes of Health Grant
Brian North, PhD, assistant professor, Department of Biomedical Sciences in the School of Medicine, has earned a two-year grant from the National Institute on Aging of the National Institutes of Health (NIH) for his research "Characterizing Upstream Regulators of Glucosylceramide Metabolism for Parkinson's Disease and Lewy Body Dementia."
Strand Essay Appears in Inaugural Deliberative Democracy Digest
Palma Strand, JD, professor, Negotiation and Conflict Resolution, Department of Interdisciplinary Studies in the Graduate School, recently published the essay, "Truth and reconciliation through dialogue and deliberation: Reflections from a racially divided America," in the inaugural edition of the Deliberative Democracy Digest.
Jennifer Moss Breen, PhD, associate professor and program director of the Interdisciplinary Leadership program co-authored a new book entitled, Effective Leadership for Overcoming ICT Challenges in Higher Education. The book gives insight into academic culture through the lens of educators in higher education.