University Features:

Hands That Heal Neurological surgeon T. S. Park helps children with spastic cerebral palsy and brachial plexus palsy overcome possible lifelong disabilities.

A Cry for the Vulnerable Through her collaborative research, Professor Melissa Jonson-Reid addresses the dark realities of child abuse and neglect, and its effects on children, families and society.

University Turns Green by Design Through sustainable growth, the university aims to minimize its environmental impact and ensure a bright future for its students.

ALUMNI FEATURES:

Catching a ‘Story-Catcher’ In her critically acclaimed biography of Raymond Carver, alumna Carol Sklenicka blends the personal and the narrative, portraying the messy life of the influential 20th-century short story writer.

Orchestrating an Era of Genomic Medicine Alumnus Eric Green directs the National Human Genome Research Institute, building coalitions and helping usher in an era where a patient’s genetics is central to the person’s medical care.

One ‘Today’ at a Time Deborah Cohen Kosofsky turned her natural curiosity and love of writing into a 30-year career in television. Since 2003, she has served as a producer for the Today show.