"When you offer students a moment to create, they jump on it," said Catherine Seemann, the Communications Coordinator for the UF Student Health Care Center. "Art can be therapeutic, and it doesn’t have to be expensive or involved to make a difference."
Drs. Katherine Edenfield, CAQSM and Daniel C. Herman, PhD were named recipients of $50,000 per year grants from the American Medical Society for Sports Medicine Foundation for their individual research efforts in sports medicine.
Dental services are not provided by the Student Health Care Center, Catherine Seemann, the communications coordinator of the SHCC, wrote in an email. Students in need of dental care are referred to the College of Dentistry.
UF recently is completed its second fall semester in the National Collegiate Athletic Association/Department of Defense CARE study.
Catch a glimpse of the SHCC's awesome drink machine, which offers offers free Gatorade during regular business hours, in this great #GatoradeUF story from TV-20.
The SHCC's Dr. Jay Clugston is part of the UF team working to get kids back on the field and to help people deal with traumatic brain injuries.
And a free tank top, too. This Friday, Sept. 18!
Visit http://shcc.ufl.edu/flu for more information.
The SHCC doesn’t expect the requirement of insurance to affect student’s ability to receive the flu vaccine, as the vast majority of students are insured.
Researchers from Banyan Biomarkers and UF are collaborating on a sports concussion study to analyze biomarkers, neurocognitive testing, and neuroimaging on student athletes.
