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College of Allied Health Sciences faculty appeared in 36 publications this past year and received $4.3 million in research funding.
Not only did Balas present in the forum's opening panel, he also received praise from Egyptian President Sisi.
Dr. Andrew Balas' new book explores the best practices of innovative research and effective science.
When the College of Allied Health Sciences announced a new PhD program in applied health sciences, Marlo Vernon knew she had to apply. The program combines advanced health care education with excellence in research to produce graduates with...
Balas presented Dr. Lefkowitz with the FNLM Medical Science Award at the conclusion of the Annual Awards Gala titled “Celebrating Leadership in Public Health and Medicine."
According to a new study, telling health care practitioners to “read it and do it” is largely ineffective when it comes to translating scientific discoveries into clinical practice.
Dr. Andrew Balas, dean of the College of Allied Health Sciences, will step down Aug. 11, to return to his faculty role within the college. Balas has served as dean since 2011, and in that time, has worked to increase student enrollment and retention...
A recent Georgia Workforce Trend report from the Georgia Department of Labor shows medical and health service management jobs are on the rise, and Augusta University is meeting this growing need with its new Bachelor of Science in Health Services...
Dr. Andrew Balas, dean of the Augusta University College of Allied Health Sciences, delivered his State of the College Address to a crowd of faculty, staff, university administrators and community members on Oct. 25. His presentation highlighted the...
CONTACT: Trinity Massey, 706-721-7955, trmassey@augusta.edu WHAT: Dr. Andrew Balas, dean of the Augusta University College of Allied Health Sciences, will deliver a State of the College address. WHEN: Noon, Oct. 25, in room 1222, Health Sciences...
Be careful where you click. Think before you post. The Cyber Institute and the Clinical and Digital Health Sciences Department in the College of Allied Health Sciences offers these tips and more to help you protect yourself—and your devices—online...
AUGUSTA, Ga. – Students and faculty in the Georgia Regents University College of Allied Health Sciences will celebrate National Allied Health Professions Week Nov. 1-7. Augusta Mayor Hardie Davis Jr. will issue a proclamation for the week at his...
Giving his fourth State of the College address, Dr. Andrew Balas, dean of the College of Allied Health Sciences, told the faculty assembled in the Health Sciences building last week how happy he was at the college’s performance over the last year...
Georgia Regents University continues its long tradition of offering innovative, forward-thinking degrees with the launch of its new doctoral degree in applied health sciences. The three-year, practice-oriented doctoral program is the first of its...
The College of Allied Health Sciences at Georgia Regents University is now offering a new doctoral degree in applied health sciences – the first program of its kind in the University System of Georgia. Dr. Andrew Balas, Dean of College of Allied...
AUGUSTA, Ga. – The College of Allied Health Sciences at Georgia Regents University will offer a new doctoral degree in applied health sciences – the first program of its kind in the University System of Georgia. “Applied health sciences is a...
College of Allied Health Sciences Dean Andrew Balas has been selected to present at the National Library of Medicine’s week-long, residential course in biomedical informatics, slated April 12-18 in Young Harris, Ga. The purpose of the course is...
