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This project investigates various neurotherapeutics for blast-induced traumatic brain injury.

Students interested in social science, helping professions (e.g., psychology, counseling, social work), and/or public health can participate in federally-funded studies examining close relationships and substance use.

Community engagement from a health professional perspective 

Students will support ongoing research related to eating behaviors and risk factors for obesity among parents and children, assisting with scheduling and running participant appointments, entering, analyzing and possibly presenting data.

Students will explore public health issues through engagement with a student-run free medical clinic in Buffalo along with rural populations via a remote area medical mission in the Southern states. 

Students will explore improving literacy achievement with elementary school students using preferred reading material in a private elementary school in Buffalo, NY.

Want to gain research experience in human health study and biomedical engineering-related equipment and software? Join us to explore gait! 

This project seeks to increase the fruit and vegetable consumption among individuals with inadequate access to fresh produce and limited financial resources.

Seeking students to research public health challenges in various populations, with a goal of developing classroom resources, tools and strategies.

Help reduce food insecurity within the Seneca-Babcock community by volunteering at a food pantry.