World-renowned neuroscientist to lead YSN’s new Center for Aging Well
Miia Kivipelto, an authority in her field with more than 25 years conducting groundbreaking research, is joining the YSN faculty as the Rodman Family Endowed Professor of Gerontology. She will lead YSN’s innovative new Center for Aging Well, set to open its doors later this year. As an unrivaled global hub dedicated to optimal aging, the center will bring together the brightest minds in interdisciplinary research and will serve as a base for Kivipelto’s growing 70-nation collaboration focused on the prevention of cognitive impairment.
Strengthening partnership with the University of São Paulo
YSN professor and Assistant Dean for Research Xuehong Zhang visited the University of São Paulo, Brazil, to strengthen academic and research collaborations. The visit focused on developing exchange programs for students, faculty, and postdoctoral researchers while pursuing joint research initiatives and funding opportunities. These programs aim to provide immersive experiences in global healthcare delivery and address critical issues such as healthcare disparities, nursing leadership, and education.
Professor heads new Office of Nursing Impact
Assistant Professor Christine Rodriguez has been named inaugural associate dean of nursing impact. In her new role, she will lead YSN’s efforts to bridge the gap between the knowledge YSN develops and the application of that knowledge to the healthcare challenges and issues faced by local, national, and global communities. The Office of Impact will encompass Global Affairs and Planetary Health, the Office of Diversity, Equity, Inclusion and Belonging, and YSN’s innovative Simulation Center.
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