A Healthy Dose of Spanish
A new Central College Abroad program in Yucatan will allow future medical professionals to explore health care in Latino culture.
A new Central College Abroad program in Yucatan will allow future medical professionals to explore health care in Latino culture.
Students weed the prairie bioswales in a campus parking lot to showcase the fall wildflowers that reduce toxic run-off.
The Health Professions Club crosses disciplines, joining together students from every field in the health sciences.
Senior Megan Strait researched ways to make ethanol production more efficient. The results of her team’s study were recently published in Bioresource Technology.
Dr. Cory Ingram ’91 will give an interactive presentation titled “The ‘Art’ of Personal Caring,” a heartfelt exploration of what it means to give and receive the most personal care possible when a family is living with serious illness.
Faculty members spent part of winter break in Merida, Mexico, trying out global experiential learning—a foundation of the Central College education.
Pella Regional Health Center and da Vinci Surgery brought a state-of-the-art surgical simulator to Central’s campus to show students the newest technology in minimally invasive surgery.
In a competitive application process, Central College associate professor of biology was selected as a 2011 BEN Scholar. He will spent 18 months learning how to implement digital resources into his classes.
Russ Benedict, associate professor of biology, recieved a $10,000 grant from the MidwestOne Foundation for a project that aims to restore the Iowa prairie.
Thirteen senior presented honor projects April 28.