Please join us on Tuesday, Nov 17th at 2:00 PM for our annual Fall Festival. There will be food, games, and prizes. We can't wait to see you then! #ouhsc_grad #gradcollegefallfest #ouhsc_gpibs

The zimmerman lab is busy making our Halloween costumes! Be on the lookout for trick or treaters! ⁦Micro/Immuno at OUHSC⁩ ⁦OUHSC Division of Nephrology⁩

The final version! ⁦OUHSC Division of Nephrology⁩

Congratulations, Dr. Sarah Ocanas, PhD!

Are you looking for undergraduate research experience? Applications are open for the OUHSC Grad College College Summer Undergraduate Research Programs! Learn more at alturl.com/d22gw #research #reu #undergraduateresearch #biomedicalscience #cancerresearch #healthdisparities

Don't forget to apply for these upcoming scholarships due on November 15, 2022. For more information, check out the individual tribal websites!

Mark your calendars!

Interested in a Biomedical Sciences PhD? ⏰ The GPiBS application priority deadline is December 1st! 🚨Applications completed by Dec 1st are guaranteed to be reviewed. Apply now at ouhsc.edu/gpibs! #gradschool #biomedicalscience #phdlife #phdstudent #graduateschool

Don't miss the OUHSC Grad College annual Fall Festival today at 2:00 PM. There will be food, games, and prizes. You don't want to miss it! #ouhsc_grad #gradcollegefallfest #ouhsc_gpibs #food #phdlife

Apply now for the Fall 2023 Cohort! Why OUHSC Graduate Program in Biomedical Sciences? * No Application Fee * Full Tuition & Fees Waiver * $30,000 Annual Stipend * Six 6-week Lab Rotations * Health Insurance Provided * Seven Participating Graduate Programs * >150 Participating Faculty Mentors

Visit our website for more information and to apply today!

We are so proud of our very own Jillian Cox, who received the GSA Award for Scientific Achievement at the 2023 GREAT Symposium at OUHSC! Way to represent, Jillian!! 🤩

Great News!! GPiBS will be at The University of Kansas Health Careers Expo today from 1-3pm. If you happen to be in Lawrence, Kansas, you should definitely stop by our table and say hi to Chris!

One of our awesome mentors (and former GPiBS student!) received a grant from Alzheimer's Association! Dr. Sarah Ocañas from OMRF studying whether an estrogen boost can delay or possibly prevent Alzheimer's disease in post-menopausal women. Looking forward to your research, Sarah Ocanas, PhD !

This NIAID fellowship will provide 2 years of funding to finish out the remainder of Annie's dissertation research. Her research focuses on understanding how Toxin B takes advantage of a host cell surface proteoglycan to promote disease severity. Congrats, Annie!