UA’S Institute for Communication and Information Research, located in Reese Phifer Hall, will host a free nutrition camp for children who have finished kindergarten through fifth grade. Children are invited to attend one of eight sessions on July 14-17, from 9 a.m.-noon and 1-4 p.m. each day. Topics covered during the camp will include how
Sheena Gregg Quizon explains body mass index and why it is important.
Dr. Kristie Graettinger discusses why women should have a Pap smear and how often they should have the screening done.
Dr. Karen Burgess discusses side effects from medications that are commonly prescribed to children, and what parents should do if they feel their children are experiencing side effects of medications.
Dr. Jared Ellis discusses why erectile dysfunction happens and what can be done about it.
Dr. Marissa Giggie gives some advice to parents on how to spot depression in teenagers.
On Tuesday, April 8, 2014, UA President, Dr. Judy Bonner, spoke to faculty and staff at the Spring Semester Faculty/Staff Meeting.
UA President Dr. Judy Bonner updates the UA campus on the integration of the Greek system.
Dr. Kristie Graettinger discusses why it’s important for women to have a pregnancy that lasts at least 39 weeks.
Dr. Dan Avery explains the process of ovulation and how a woman can tell if she is ovulating.