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UWF announces Fall 2024 President’s, Dean’s Lists
A total of 3,705 undergraduate students enrolled during the Fall 2024 semester at the University of West Florida were named to the President’s or Dean’s Lists.
Santa Rosa Medical Center Sim Lab Training Facility Ribbon Cutting
WHAT: Media are invited to attend the ribbon cutting ceremony for the new Direct Entry Masters of Science in Nursing space located at the Santa Rosa Medical Center. This space will house a training simulation lab for Bachelor of Science in Nursing degree students at the University of West Florida. The new simulation lab will provide students with the ability to experience hands-on learning in a safe and controlled environment.
UWF student studies brain signals in individuals with ADHD and autism
A UWF Usha Kundu, MD College of Health student is taking a look at how people with autism or ADHD process sensory information compared to neurotypical people, or individuals without ADHD or autism, to get a better understanding of their sensitivities to stimuli.