October 2025 Newsletter
A note from Dean Orlikoff Warm greetings, CAHS! As we move past our annual fall “spooky” season toward one of thanksgiving, please allow me address what is clearly and appropriately...
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September 2025 Newsletter
A note from Dean Orlikoff Season’s greetings, CAHS! Indeed, we are fully engaged in a season of orientation, convocation, aspiration, and planning. As evidenced by the messages from the chancellor,...
August 2025 Newsletter
A note from Dean Orlikoff Summer greetings to all Pirates of the Allied Health Sciences! This much-welcomed break in the weather is a clear reminder that fall is on the...
July 2025 Newsletter
A note from Dean Orlikoff Greetings Pirates of the Allied Health Sciences! Whether you had a much-deserved restful or exciting Fourth of July weekend, I wish you all a happy...
CAHS Special Edition 2025 Newsletter Recognition Ceremony
Recognition Ceremony A note from Dean Orlikoff Greetings Allied Health Sciences Pirates, As we move into the heart of our summer semester, I wanted to take a moment to reflect...
CAHS Research Day 2025
Building a Culture of Collaboration: The Story of CAHS Student Research Day In 2017, we launched the first CAHS Student Research Day with a simple vision: to foster a stronger,...
April 2025 Newsletter
Good News from US News Ranking Friends, Earlier today we received word of the newest US News and World Report rankings for graduate programs across the country. I’m not surprised...
CAHS Scholarship Recap Newsletter!
CAHS Scholarship Recap! Dear Students, Faculty, and Staff, Thank you to everyone who joined us for our recent celebration—it was a wonderful opportunity to come together and recognize the hard...
March 2025 Newsletter
Update from Dean Orlikoff Pirate Nation Gives To everything there is a season. T. S. Eliot called April the “cruelest month.” It’s crunch time for our faculty, staff, and many...
February 2025 Newsletter
Update from Dean Orlikoff Spring greetings, CAHS! It is said that springtime is a time of change. If so, this represents one of the “springiest” semesters in recent memory. Change...