In 2006, the Master of Science in Clinical Research (MS-CR)
degree program graduated its first student. Three MS students
and six new non-degree students are participants in the K-30
fellowship as well. MS-CR faculty collaborated with degree
programs in Audiology, Nursing, Nurse Anesthesia, and Rehabilitation
Sciences to create a new course, Introduction to Clinical Research. This
new course launched in Fall 2006 and will continue each fall,
serving as an approved elective for MS-CR students.
MS-CR faculty served as student advisors and
continued to participate in program governance. Both committees
(Admissions, Curriculum) and the Executive Council met at least
twice in 2006. MS-CR
students participated in a variety of campus events and presented
posters at local and regional health conferences, including
the KUMC Student Research Forum and the Kansas Public Health
Association conference. Natalie Reed, an MS student with
an emphasis in Epidemiology, won the KUMC Distinguished Service
Award letter for service activities on campus and at the Kansas
City Missouri Health Department.
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