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"The Pat Capps Covey College of Allied Health Professions is dedicated to the provision of the highest quality in basic medical sciences and health professional education to meet healthcare needs and to contribute to new knowledge through research."
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Several CAHP employees were recognized at the 2019 Employee Milestone Celebration.
2019 Employee Milestone Celebration
Several CAHP employees were recognized for their years of service at the 2019 Employee
Milestone Celebration. This dinner is to celebrate the employees with at least 25
years of service. Invitations are also extended to employees who are celebrating 25,
30, 35, 40, 45, and 50 years at USA. During this event, 25 year employees receive
their medallion. Below are the CAHP employees that received recognition at the dinner.25 years - Dr. Donna Wooster, Dept. of Occupational Therapy
30 years - Ms. Linda Sterns, Dean’s Office
30 years - Ms. Angela Smith, Dept. of Physical Therapy
25 years - Ms. Lisa Simon, Dept. of Physician Assistant Studies
The South Alabama Chapter of the Mortar Board recognized "Top Professors" for 2019.
Mortar Board Recognizes Allied Health Top Professors
Congratulations to the following professors for being selected by the South Alabama
Chapter of the Mortar Board as the "Top Professors" for 2019. Biomedical Sciences
Dr. Robin Mockett
Dr. Terry Ravine
Dr. Nancy Rice
Speech Pathology & Audiology
Dr. Dahye Choi
Dr. Kimberly Smith
Mortar Board is a national honor society of college seniors. The society recognizes in its membership the qualities of superior scholastic performance, outstanding leadership, and dedicated service to the campus or community. Members of Mortar Board are committed to the continued pursuit of excellence and a lifelong education process.
Aryn Clark and Kelsey Gross presented Audiology and Speech Pathology Services at the Gulf Coast Veterans Health Care Veterans Expo.
SPA Students Present at the Gulf Coast Veterans Health Care Veterans Expo
Doctoral Intern and 4th year AuD student, Aryn Clark, and Speech Pathology Graduate
Intern and 2nd year MS SLP student, Kelsey Gross, presented Audiology and Speech Pathology
Services at the Gulf Coast Veterans Health Care Veterans Expo on November 14, 2019.
Katelyn (Katie) Rogers, a junior Biomedical Sciences student, was selected as one of the six oral presenters at the recent 21st USA Undergraduate Research Symposium.
Katie Rogers Presents at Research Symposium
Congratulations to Katelyn (Katie) Rogers, a junior Biomedical Sciences student, on
being selected as one of the six oral presenters at the recent 21st USA Undergraduate
Research Symposium. This event was held on 1 November, 2019 and showcased the work
of seventy-seven undergraduate USA students whose posters were on display. Katie’s
presentation was based on a project she did as a Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowship
(SURF) student from May-July. The SURF program creates opportunities for exceptional
students to participate in scholarly research projects under the supervision of a
faculty mentor. Katie’s presentation was titled “Developing a Novel Quantitative Assay
to Determine the Antibacterial Effectiveness of Chemically Synthesized Molecules Attached
to Fabric Surfaces”. Dr. Terry Ravine, also from Biomedical Sciences, was her project
mentor while Drs. Kevin West and T. Grant Glover both with the Department of Chemical
& Biomolecular Engineering, College of Engineering served as project advisors. Departments
Open Faculty Positions
To view open faculty positions for Allied Health, go to Academic Affairs Available Faculty Positions.