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USU hosted federal dental leaders to synchronize graduate education, integrate AI innovations, and enhance joint force clinical readiness. Discover how USU’s recent three-day workshop united over 60 federal dental educators to pioneer AI integration, share groundbreaking gamification teaching strategies, and optimize graduate training programs to ensure joint force clinical superiority. [Read the full recap of the Federal Services Dental Educators Workshop here] |
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USU study addresses moral injury in veteran nurses, providing ethical frameworks for sustained readiness and mental health. Explore how retired Army Col. Angela Simmons' groundbreaking Health and Strength study at the Graduate School of Nursing is equipping elite military providers with the critical cognitive tools to heal from the profound "invisible wounds" of moral injury. [Learn more about this vital research on moral resilience here] |
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The 2026 Uniformed Services Academy of Family Physicians meeting showcased the profound impact of Uniformed Services University graduates and faculty on the future of military medicine. Discover how the extensive network of USU alumni and faculty led the charge at the 2026 USAFP meeting, demonstrating a steadfast commitment to mentoring the next generation and shaping the operational future of military family medicine. |
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In REMEMBRANCE |
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A cornerstone of USU for over 28 years, David was a valued member of the Administrative Support Division team. His career was defined by his extraordinary expertise as a Printing Services Assistant. A talented pianist before health challenges limited his performances, David brought that same precision to fulfilling hundreds of engraving, plotting, and duplicating requests. Outside of work, David was an avid reader who enjoyed a good cigar and classical music. He will be remembered most as a devoted nephew, brother, and son. We are awaiting further information from David’s family and will share funeral or memorial service details as they become available.
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USU Events |
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Emerging Infectious Diseases Seminar Series20 APRIL1130 - 1230 EDT Lecture Room A3, Building A, USU Explore tick biology to better understand ticks and the transmission of tick-borne pathogens. |
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USU President's Strategic Leadership Series21 APRIL0800 - 0900 EDT Sanford Auditorium, Building B, USU Join President Woodson for the President’s Strategic Leadership Series Lecture featuring GEN James McConville, USA (Ret.), offering insights on leadership and strategy. |
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Brain, Behavior, & Mind 2026 Spring Conference21 APRIL0900 - 1615 EDT Virtual: Register Here Discover new insights in neuroscience, mental health, and public health at the Brain, Behavior, & Mind forum, where leading experts advance understanding and care in diverse and complex environments.
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Disaster Medicine Lecture Series21 APRIL1300 - 1500 EDT Register Here Join us for featured presentations on International Disaster Coordination and Crowd Disasters led by experts in emergency medicine and disaster response.
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6th Annual Partnership for Military Child Health Research Symposium22 APRIL1200 - 1700 EDT Rice Hall & Hall of Flags, Building B, USU Virtual (Google Meet) Explore the current state of research on military child health and learn about programs that support military children and families at this symposium.
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Current Topics in Preventive Medicine and Biostatistics22 APRIL1200 - 1300 EDT Lecture Room A2, Building A, USU & Virtual (Google Meet) Explore current topics in preventive medicine and biostatistics at this event. |
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Midday Meditation23 APRIL1200 - 1230 EDT Virtual (Google Meet) Engage in a guided meditation session exploring the inner workings of the mind. |
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Armed Forces Radiobiology Research Institute (AFRRI) Seminar24 APRIL1030 - 1130 EDT Virtual (Google Meet)
Explore vasculotide prophylaxis for protection against radiation and combined injury. |
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USU in the News |
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Nebraska Guard, Tanzania Test Medical Readiness During Justified Accord 2026 U.S. and Tanzanian medical personnel utilized the USU-developed Medical Currency Application for Readiness Tracking (MCART 2.0) to digitize field-medicine data and quantify operational readiness during a major East African exercise. Nebraska National Guard Fueling the Force: Nutrition’s Role in Readiness Experts from Walter Reed and USU’s Consortium for Health and Military Performance (CHAMP) identify optimized nutrition as a mission-critical driver of warfighter physical performance and cognitive resilience. Walter Reed National Military Medical Center Is cracking your knuckles actually bad for you? Medical experts debunk the myth that knuckle cracking causes arthritis, reinforcing USU’s commitment to evidence-based musculoskeletal health and long-term force maintenance. Yahoo Lifestyle AI Moves From Tool to Partner in the Modern Surgical Practice USU associate professor of surgery Dr. Hassan Tetteh highlights the transformative role of AI in streamlining clinical documentation and enhancing surgical efficiency to combat physician burnout. General Surgery News The links shared are not an implied endorsement by the DoD or USU. |
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