In the Media

NPR: Professor Comes Clean on Dirt

Assistant professor of public health Paloma Beamer talks dirt with NPR, sharing her research on indoor and outdoor dust sources and their potential toxins.

UA News: Vaillancourt Wins National Honor for HR Video

Allison Vaillancourt, the University of Arizona's vice president for human resources, was honored this month by a national organization for her role in creating a harassment prevention video for use on college campuses nationwide.

Professor Awarded More Than $1M to Study Pharmacists' Effect on Transplant Patients

Marie Chisholm-Burns has received a grant from the National Institutes of Health to study the effects of pharmacists' involvement in renal transplant patients' drug therapy.

UA News: UA Team Evaluating Relationship Between Roadways, Restoration

Kathleen Lohse has received an ADVANCE Project grant to evaluate watershed management and restoration.

UA News: ADVANCE Award Works to Eliminate Gender Inequity and Promote Research

The $3.3-million grant supports work focused on eliminating gender inequity within the academy, and promotes equity across campus.

UA News: ADVANCE Program Hits Three Years

The UA's ADVANCE program, in its third year, seeks to eradicate gender inequity within the academy.