The 2022 Chancellors Club Teaching and Research Award winners have been announced.
Continue reading2022 Chancellors Club Teaching and Research Award winners span Lawrence, Med Center campuses
Four educators receive Chancellors Club Teaching Professorships
Wen-Xing Ding, a scientist at the University of Kansas Medical Center who specializes in research into the mechanisms of degradation and recycling of cells in the liver, is the recipient of the 2021 Chancellors Club Research Award.
Continue readingLiver disease researcher at KU Medical Center receives Chancellors Club Research Award
Wen-Xing Ding, a scientist at the University of Kansas Medical Center who specializes in research into the mechanisms of degradation and recycling of cells in the liver, is the recipient of the 2021 Chancellors Club Research Award.
Continue readingKU musicology professor receives 2021 Chancellors Club Career Teaching Award
Paul Laird, professor of musicology at the University of Kansas, is known for his creative, energetic teaching style filled with movement and music.
Continue readingKU alumnus honors petroleum engineering professor with gift
Zack Holland didn’t know he wanted to be a petroleum engineer.
Continue reading$1.5 million gift supports KU School of Nursing professorships
The KU School of Nursing taught Christine Hartley about making a positive impact in her world.
Continue readingAlzheimer’s researcher at KU Medical Center receives Chancellors Club Research Award
Jeffrey Burns has been hailed by his peers for putting the University of Kansas Medical Center on the map in Alzheimer’s disease research— in particular, demonstrating how aerobic exercise benefits cognitive function and helps slow Alzheimer’s disease progression.
Continue readingDistinguished professor in English, literary scholar at KU receives Chancellors Club Teaching Award
A distinguished professor and Black writing, literary and cultural studies scholar in the Department of English at the University of Kansas is the 2020 Chancellors Club Teaching Award recipient.
Continue reading$1 million gift establishes KU Architecture professorship
KU architecture professor Lou Michel had a way of making an impression on his students.
Continue readingGift establishes Biodiversity Institute directorship at KU
An anonymous donor has committed $900,000 to endow the directorship for the Biodiversity Institute and Natural History Museum at the University of Kansas.
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