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USD Occupational Therapy Students Help Senior Drivers Ensure Car Safety with CarFit Event
Summary: University of South Dakota occupational therapy students recently hosted a safety program in Hawarden, Iowa, to help older drivers find a better “fit” with their cars for comfort and safety.
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USD’s IHEC: Where Healthcare Teamwork Begins
Summary: From the moment undergraduate students arrive at the University of South Dakota campus, they start adjusting to a new level of independence and responsibility; they learn how to manage their time, make decisions on their own and prepare for the careers they want to pursue.
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USD’s Bass Named to National Social Work Education Board
Summary: Kelly J. Bass, DSW, chair of the Department of Social Work and the Department of Addiction Counseling & Prevention at the University of South Dakota, has been appointed to the Council on Social Work Education Board of Accreditation beginning July 1.
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USD School of Health Sciences Names 2026 Award Winners
Summary: The University of South Dakota’s School of Health Sciences recently recognized several faculty, staff and students for their outstanding achievements and contributions.
Guest Column
I chose family medicine because I love the idea of being 'everyone's doctor.' I also love making sure my patients are up to date with their immunizations and health care screenings. It's so important.
Guest Column | Lizz & Robbie Nicholas
Elizabeth (Hoffman) Nicholas, a Eureka, South Dakota native, and Robert Nicholas, a Huron, South Dakota native, met at the University of South Dakota when they were both in the Alumni Student Scholars Program, each with the dream of becoming a doctor.