Dr. Koru teaching IS 461/661 Health Informatics - II in Spring 2015
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Second in the series, IS 461/661 focuses on applications
IS 461/661 Health Informatics - II will introduce the senior and
graduate students to the applications of biomedical informatics. The
students will learn about electronic health records, health information
infrastructure, management of information in healthcare organizations,
patient centered care systems, public health informatics, and telehealth
along with other important application areas. The information provided
in this course is crucial for students who may want to participate in
the health IT organizations at any capacity. The students will also gain
an opportunity to gain more in-depth knowledge in a topic they choose to
further explore within a team formation.
The contents of the course are as follows (the last two depending on
time):
- Electronic Health Record Systems
- Health Information Infrastructure
- Management of Information in Health Care Organizations
- Patient-Centered Care Systems
- Public Health Informatics
- Consumer Health Informatics and Personal Health Records
- Telehealth
- Patient Monitoring Systems
- Imaging Systems in Radiology
- Information Retrieval and Digital Libraries
- Clinical Decision-Support Systems
- Computers in Health Care Education
- Bioinformatics
- Translational Bioinformatics
- Clinical Research Informatics
- Health Information Technology Policy
- The Future of Informatics in Biomedicine
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Best of UMBC 2014
by Craig Berger and David Hoffman
Let's crowdsource a list of some of the best activities, courses, dining options, places, hidden resources, musical groups, etc. at UMBC. "Best" is entirely a matter of opinion, of course, but here's a chance to share your own and discover others'. The format is: Make up three categories and name UMBC's "best" in each category.
Craig's "Best of UMBC" List:
- Best Course: Civic Agency and Social Entrepreneurship (POLI/AMST/SOCY 205)
- Best Welcome Week Activity: Convocation (including the walk there!)
- Best Dessert in the Skylight Room: Banana Cream Pudding/Pie (whatever it is, it is topped with vanilla wafers and delicious)
David's "Best of UMBC" List:
- Best Emergent UMBC Network: The rapidly growing coalition of students, faculty and staff members doing creative work around food systems and food justice.
- Best Stairwell: There are so many good ones, indoors and out; some gorgeous, others merely convenient and tucked away. But my favorite ascends from the UC Plaza, past the Meyerhoff, Fine Arts and ECS buildings (and one of the oldest public art pieces on campus), then past one of the three Retriever Project statues toward the Performing Arts & Humanities Building's side door.
- Best Perk of being a Member of the UMBC Community: Access to the Albin O. Kuhn Library's collection of books, journals, online subscriptions, DVDs ...
Your turn!
Co-Create UMBC is a blog for and about UMBC, written by David Hoffman and Craig Berger from UMBC Student Life. Join the Co-Create UMBC group on MyUMBC. Like Co-Create UMBC on Facebook. And follow David and Craig on Twitter.
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STILL OPEN (as of 9/29)! APPLY TODAY!
Youth-based Sites Seek Passionate Leaders In Service
The Shriver Center is seeking qualified candidates for paid positions to support two innovative youth development programs:
1. Walden Circle Community Center - local community-based program supporting youth (elementary through high school) in an after-school setting. One position on Wednesdays, 2:45-6:30 pm (which includes travel time).
2. Lakeland Young Explorers (Where STEM is Elementary) - school-based, after school program for 1st-4th graders at Lakeland Elementary Middle School. Several positions are still open for Mondays AND Wednesdays, Tuesdays AND Thursdays, 2:45-6pm (which includes travel time) - ideally Fellows would do M/W or Tues/Th.
These leadership positions are connected to the Fall 096 Community Service & Learning Practicum (Leadership section). Student Coordinators/Fellows will plan activities with the site coordinators and manage other participating volunteers (enrolled through the 096 Prac).
Review the attached descriptions/applications for more details. The application process for both of these programs is still open, with the hope to fill positions ASAP! To set up an interview for:
Volunteer openings are still available for these programs (Walden Circle, M-Thurs) and Lakeland Young Explorers (M-Thurs).
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LLC’s Kevin Wisniewski Named Dresher Fellow
Kevin Wisniewski, doctoral candidate in the Language, Literacy, and Culture PhD Program, was recently named a 2014 Residential Fellow at the Dresher Center for the Humanities.
As part of the fellowship, on November 3, Wisniewski will deliver a presentation entitled “The Hopkinson Hoax of ‘63” as part of the “CURRENTS: Humanities Work Now” lunchtime series. The talk examines the role of literary hoaxes in eighteenth-century America. The Dresher Center has also graciously provided the student with an office space in the new Performing Arts and Humanities Building and will give him up to $1,000 to be used for research travel, materials, or other directly-related research expenses. These funds will assist Wisniewski with his dissertation research by supporting his upcoming visits to the American Antiquarian Society, the Huntington Library, and the British Library.
In addition, Wisniewski has published original poetry in most the recent issues of The Clackamas Literary Review and Third Wednesday and an article in the on-line arts magazine The Artifice and is awaiting the publication of translated poems by Belgian surrealist Marcel Lecomte in the literary magazine Blue Lyra and two reviews on Michael David Cohen’s Reconstructing the Campus and Redell Olsen’s Film Poems in Civil War History and The Small Press Review, respectively. His contribution to the OA American History textbook American Yawp (a section on The Whiskey Rebellion and Jay’s Treaty) is currently live (in beta- testing and the peer-review process) and available at http://www.americanyawp.com/
He is currently completing a chapter entitled “From Type to Tablet: The History of Book Publishing in America,” in a forthcoming anthology on the history of mass media to be published by SAGE in 2016 and completing the research towards his dissertation on eighteenth-century publishing.
Congratulations, Kevin!
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Studying Abroad has Been the Best Decision
Here are some pictures from Sevilla, Spain. My current home while I am studying Spanish.
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Dr. Singh elected Fellow of the Royal Society of Chemistry
Dr. Narsingh Singh has been elected as a Fellow to the Royal Society of Chemistry of the UK for his
multidisciplinary work in Chemistry and materials. The backbone of the Society is its Fellowship, which is made up of the most eminent scientists, engineers and technologists from the UK and abroad. Fellows and Foreign Members are
elected for life through a peer review process on the basis of excellence in science. Singh is also a Fellow of American Society of Materials
(ASM) International, a Fellow of SPIE-The International Society of Optics and Photonics and a Fellow of OSA- The Optical Society of America (OSA).
Congratulations
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Sevillan Way of Life in a List
The Sevillan way of life might sound unreal, imaginative or crazy to those who have experienced nothing like it. It is a life full of enjoyment and no rules. For me, it has been a life that I have easily … Continue reading →
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VEX Training Success!
Last Friday, the members of RR got together for VEX training. Not only did we learn a lot, but we also welcomed over 10 new official RR members. It is a great way to start off the build season!
Let the competition building begin!
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Staff Spotlight: Meet Jo Anne Cottrell
Get to know the Career Center staff this semester!
Jo Anne Cottrell
Role at the UMBC Career Center: Office Manager
Q:Where have you earned your college degrees?
A: Towson University
Q: What program(s) did you study? How did you choose your major?
A: I studied 3 languages in High School and knew that I wanted to pursue languages in college. I
graduated with a BA in Spanish.
Q: What is the best piece of advice you have ever received?
A: Think for yourself
Q: Why should students visit the Career Center?
A: Students should visit the Career Center to explore the range of possibilities that they can pursue with their education.
Q: What is your favorite aspect about UMBC?
A: UMBC is a very supportive environment which encourages participation at all levels on campus.
Q: What is one item on your bucket list?
A: I have always wanted to live in a foreign country. Someplace in Europe would be ideal for the travel opportunities it would present.
Want to connect with Jo Anne or any of our great Career Center team? Call our office at 410-455-2216 or check out our contact us page here: http://careers.umbc.edu/aboutus/
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First Test Slump
It’s here! Finaly, we’re at the part of the semester where some people realize that all the studying they did–or should have done–was not what they should have done. This is always the first indication to me that the semester is … Continue reading →
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