08/04/2026
While many students spent the summer gaining experience, these College of Health students spent theirs helping tackle some of healthcare's biggest challenges.
At the Summer Research Expo, Jack Monti, Cheyenne Desmond, and Angela Stevens shared projects focused on making wearable health technology more accurate across different skin tones, understanding why lupus is often goes undiagnosed or is diagnosed too late, and improving treatment for traumatic brain injury.
These experiences reflect the hands-on learning opportunities that define a College of Health education, where students work alongside faculty mentors to ask meaningful questions and pursue research that has the potential to improve lives.
Congratulations to Jack, Cheyenne, and Angela on an incredible summer of discovery. We can't wait to see where their research leads next!