Sanford School of Medicine

Presentation by USD's Lee Baugh, Phd, Assoc Prof of Biomedical Sciences. Sound, Color, Shape... is an interdisciplinary symposium meant to bring together students and faculty from all across the USD campus. This year, there will be presenters from five of the seven USD schools and colleges. The symposium explores the human experience and how we seek to understand our environment and the world around us. The environment we explore is not just limited to our physical surroundings, but also includes our social, political, philosophical, psychological or emotional realms. This and all S,C,S... Symposium events are open to the public at no charge.

Cooper Owens, Ph.D., is professor of the History of Medicine and Director of the Humanities in Medicine Program at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. She is the award-winning author of Medical Bondage: Race, Gender and the Origins of American Gynecology (University of Georgia Press, 2017). Part of the Histories and Politics of Reproduction Speaker Series, hosted by the Women, Gender & Sexuality Studies Program. Series Sponsors include Center for Diversity and Community, Department of History, Department of Political Science, Office for Diversity, Sanford School of Medicine Department of OB/GYN, Pathology, Surgery, University of South Dakota School of Law and Women, Gender & Sexuality Studies Program

Did you know that Cortical Visual Impairment is the leading cause of blindness? Learn what to look for, how to assess and strategies for intervention. Join us in this three-part online webinar training about CVI.

Pop-up command centers will appear in the Sanford School of Medicine, the Beacom School of Business and the Al Neuharth Media Center today. Members of the campus community are encouraged to stop by these pop-ups and make their gift, learn about initatives and pick up Unite for USD swag. Pop-up command centers will also set the stage for Coyote Clue, a digital mystery game. Each pop-up will feature a different clue as to who committed an unspeakable crime on campus. Members of the Coyote community are encouraged to follow along on social media as we crack the case!

The final stops of the pop-up command center will include the School of Education, McVicker Plaza, Community College for Sioux Falls, Sanford School of Medicine and Old Main. Be sure to stop by, make your gift in person and pick up swag, and follow along online as we reveal the final clues in the Coyote Clue mystery game!

Did you know that Cortical Visual Impairment is the leading cause of blindness? Learn what to look for, how to assess and strategies for intervention. Join us in this three-part online webinar training about CVI.

MacIvor Thompson, Ph.D., is a faculty fellow in the Georgia State University's College of Law Center for Law, Health and Society and the founding editor of NursingClio.org, an open-access, collaborative blog project. Part of the Histories and Politics of Reproduction Speaker Series, hosted by the Women, Gender & Sexuality Studies Program, Spring 2020. Series Sponsors include Center for Diversity and Community, Department of History, Department of Political Science, Office for Diversity, Sanford School of Medicine Department of OB/GYN, Pathology, Surgery, University of South Dakota School of Law, and Women, Gender & Sexuality Studies Program

Did you know that Cortical Visual Impairment is the leading cause of blindness? Learn what to look for, how to assess and strategies for intervention. Join us in this three-part online webinar training about CVI.

Did you know that Cortical Visual Impairment is the leading cause of blindness? Learn what to look for, how to assess and strategies for intervention. Join us in this three-part online webinar training about CVI.

Jennifer Holland, Ph.D., is an assistant professor of history at the University of Oklahoma and the author of Tiny You: A Western History of the Anti-Abortion Movement (University of California Press, April 2020). Part of Histories and Politics of Reproduction series sponsored by the Women, Gender & Sexuality Studies Program, Spring 2020. Series Sponsors include Center for Diversity and Community, Department of History, Department of Political Science, Office for Diversity, Sanford School of Medicine Department of OB/GYN, Pathology, Surgery, University of South Dakota School of Law, and Women, Gender & Sexuality Studies Program