Sessions include: How to Save 1000s of Dollars on Building Your Software Platform As technology continues to evolve, the demand for fast and efficient software development has grown exponentially. No-code and Low-code development has emerged as a solution to this problem, allowing individuals with little to no coding experience to create complex applications. These platforms […]

WHAT The City of Phoenix and Venture Café Phoenix are collaborating on a Hackathon (11:30am – 5pm) and Pitch Competition (5:30pm – 7pm) to find innovative solutions to provide access to chilled drinking water in in public places. We welcome any and all interested in the Hackathon to apply. (Limited space, apply below) Everyone is […]

Emily Schulz Distinguished Lecture Series Featuring Dr. Varleisha D. Gibbs The Distinguished Lecture Series was created by NAU OTD Pi Theta Epsilon Cohort 2024 students and dedicated in honor of Dr. Emily Schulz, a former beloved NAU OTD professor. Dr. Varleisha D. Gibbs, PhD, OTD, OTR/L, ASDCS, will present at this event at the NAU […]

The personal physician to the 14th Dalai Lama is coming to ASU. During this inspiring presentation and meditation session, Dr. Kerzin will address the power of compassion as a transformative agent for change and a pathway to contentment, peace and happiness. Wednesday, April 12 | 10:30AM – Noon 850 PBC – Phoenix Bioscience Core 850 […]

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When it comes to medical marijuana, it can be tough for clinicians to differentiate the truth from the hype. How useful is marijuana to relieve patients of pain or nausea stemming from health conditions? What are the ethical implications of medical marijuana for health care professionals – and how can they navigate the controversies linked […]

Venture Café Phoenix is hosting its second job fair of 2023, specifically for those in the healthcare and bioscience industry. Learn more and register.

Deeply Rooted in Our Farms and Our City Downtown Phoenix Farmers Market is committed to seasonally grown, local foods, and products. We take immense pride in our weekly, urban event where residents and visitors can shop for community farmers and small businesses year-round. Open, rain or shine!

Drawing on theory and prior research, evidence-based research can generate data from different sources and phases of research. A central feature of evidence-based research is the sequential and longitudinal implementation of data analysis allowing research participants to be removed for various study related end-points throughout the research timeline. This how-to seminar is to primarily give […]

Join us on April 26 for a Why Wellness Fair at Emerson Elementary! The University of Arizona’s College of Public Health will have its mobile health unit with Bioscience High School students on site delivering free preventative health screenings, and a number of our other PBC partners will be there as well! The event takes […]

The Research Office for Medical Education is hosting Journal Club Meetings on the fourth Thursday of every month from 12:00–1:00 p.m. via Zoom. The Research Office for Medical Education is a new resource office on campus for faculty, staff, students, residents and fellows who are interested in medical education research. The Journal Club is an opportunity to learn […]

Communicate Like a Pro This UArizona College of Medicine – Phoenix Women in Medicine and Science (WIMS) professional development workshop is focused on media training and elevated communications tactics. Communicating effectively is essential for everyone at all levels in academic education. When it comes to strategic communications, the only thing that hasn’t changed is the need to be […]