![Students from JMU’s Physician Assistant and Nurse Practitioner programs participated in a simulation experience in which students obtained a health history from sexual minority patients. Sexual minorities are people whose sexual orientation, gender identity, or sexual characteristics are different from the presumed majority of the surrounding society. These simulations foster the development of cultural humility in future healthcare professionals to address healthcare disparities and provide more inclusive care.]()
Students from JMU’s Physician Assistant and Nurse Practitioner programs participated in a simulation experience in which students obtained a health history from sexual minority patients. Sexual minorities are people whose sexual orientation, gender identity, or sexual characteristics are different from the presumed majority of the surrounding society. These simulations foster the development of cultural humility in future healthcare professionals to address healthcare disparities and provide more inclusive care. ![Evans Osuji (’17, Health Sciences) found JMU to be a perfect setting to excel as both an academic and an athlete. The former JMU football player is currently a first-year medical student at The Ohio State. Read more about his JMU experience: http://bit.ly/e-osuji]()
Evans Osuji (’17, Health Sciences) found JMU to be a perfect setting to excel as both an academic and an athlete. The former JMU football player is currently a first-year medical student at The Ohio State. Read more about his JMU experience: http://bit.ly/e-osuji ![Admitted and prospective students! As part of JMU Admissions’ CHOICES event, you’re invited to attend Live Chats with faculty from a variety of academic programs within the College of Health and Behavioral Studies. Chats will be held at 2:00 p.m. on Saturday, March 27.
Chats available for:
-Communication Sciences and Disorders
-Health Professions
-Health Sciences
-Kinesiology
-Psychology
-Social Work
☑️Get the links to attend live chats:
https://chbs.jmu.edu/attend-a-chat.html
☑️Get more information about CHOICES: https://www.jmu.edu/choices/march.shtml]()
Admitted and prospective students! As part of JMU Admissions’ CHOICES event, you’re invited to attend Live Chats with faculty from a variety of academic programs within the College of Health and Behavioral Studies. Chats will be held at 2:00 p.m. on Saturday, March 27. Chats available for: -Communication Sciences and Disorders -Health Professions -Health Sciences -Kinesiology -Psychology -Social Work ☑️Get the links to attend live chats: https://chbs.jmu.edu/attend-a-chat.html ☑️Get more information about CHOICES: https://www.jmu.edu/choices/march.shtml ![OPEN TO ALL! The JMU Student Academy of Audiology is hosting TRIVIA NIGHT on Thursday, March 25 at 8pm.
You can participate individually or in a team of up to four people, the cost is $5 a person. The trivia questions are family friendly, so feel free to play with your family and friends (one category is even Are You Smarter than a Fifth Grader?). There are prizes for the winning team!
If you would like to participate, email jmusaa540@gmail.com and we will provide the Zoom login and information on how to pay for the event.]()
OPEN TO ALL! The JMU Student Academy of Audiology is hosting TRIVIA NIGHT on Thursday, March 25 at 8pm. You can participate individually or in a team of up to four people, the cost is $5 a person. The trivia questions are family friendly, so feel free to play with your family and friends (one category is even "Are You Smarter than a Fifth Grader?"). There are prizes for the winning team! If you would like to participate, email jmusaa540@gmail.com and we will provide the Zoom login and information on how to pay for the event. ![Don't let the sun set on your opportunity to be part of #JMUGivingDay 2021!
There are still a few hours left to make a gift to the College of Health and Behavioral Studies. Even small gifts make a major impact: https://givingday.jmu.edu/chbs]()
Don't let the sun set on your opportunity to be part of #JMUGivingDay 2021! There are still a few hours left to make a gift to the College of Health and Behavioral Studies. Even small gifts make a major impact: https://givingday.jmu.edu/chbs ![#JMUGivingDay isn't over yet and the College of Health and Behavioral Studies needs your help!
If our college reaches 275 gifts by the end of the day, we will unlock $50,000 in scholarship money provided by two alumni from the Class of ’94. Even small gifts make a huge difference in helping us reach this goal
It's not too late - join the challenge: https://givingday.jmu.edu/chbs]()
#JMUGivingDay isn't over yet and the College of Health and Behavioral Studies needs your help! If our college reaches 275 gifts by the end of the day, we will unlock $50,000 in scholarship money provided by two alumni from the Class of ’94. Even small gifts make a huge difference in helping us reach this goal It's not too late - join the challenge: https://givingday.jmu.edu/chbs ![Are you ready for a challenge? When CHBS reaches 275 gifts, $50,000 will be unlocked for scholarships thanks to the generosity of Christie and Jeff Cohn. Be a part of #JMUGivingDay - March 23, 2021 - and support CHBS: https://givingday.jmu.edu/chbs]()
Are you ready for a challenge? When CHBS reaches 275 gifts, $50,000 will be unlocked for scholarships thanks to the generosity of Christie and Jeff Cohn. Be a part of #JMUGivingDay - March 23, 2021 - and support CHBS: https://givingday.jmu.edu/chbs ![The College of Health and Behavioral Studies prepares students to address contemporary, complex challenges in health and human services. Over the past year, our academic programs have focused on many facets of the global COVID-19 pandemic, both in the classroom and in the field. Since December, our faculty and students have volunteered at vaccine clinics around the Shenandoah Valley. Their efforts have helped get shots into thousands of arms!
Help us continue our mission of preparing skilled and empathetic healthcare professionals! #JMUGivingDay is tomorrow – March 23, 2021: https://givingday.jmu.edu/chbs]()
The College of Health and Behavioral Studies prepares students to address contemporary, complex challenges in health and human services. Over the past year, our academic programs have focused on many facets of the global COVID-19 pandemic, both in the classroom and in the field. Since December, our faculty and students have volunteered at vaccine clinics around the Shenandoah Valley. Their efforts have helped get shots into thousands of arms! Help us continue our mission of preparing skilled and empathetic healthcare professionals! #JMUGivingDay is tomorrow – March 23, 2021: https://givingday.jmu.edu/chbs ![Quad cat doesn't seem bothered by the icy day on campus! #CHBSToday]()
Quad cat doesn't seem bothered by the icy day on campus! #CHBSToday
