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The social media accounts linked to from @ahsillinois are: • Facebook • Instagram • LinkedIn • Threads • X Besides social media accounts, ahsillinois has populated their site with: • Chancellor Charles Isbell, Jr. joins Candid Conversations on Leadership • America at 250 | 'Representing the United States of America was one of the greatest honors of my life' | News | news-gazette.com • Whole-food plant meal fails to boost post-workout muscle gains, study finds – News Bureau • New program helps student Veterans navigate transition to campus life | College of Applied Health Sciences | Illinois • Par Maker | University of Illinois Alumni Association • Your Health and Kinesiology spring 2026 newsletter is here! • Support DRES Testing Accommodations! • Support RST International Study Abroad! • Support the Speech and Hearing Rural Health Initiative! • Support the Chez Veteran Residential Transition Program! • Support Health and Kinesiology Abroad! • AHS Graduation Info • ISHA University of Illinois Reception RSVP • Orange and Blue Days 2026 — March 4-6 • Apply to Illinois • Your Recreation, Sport and Tourism spring 2026 newsletter is here! • HKGSA Dialogue with the Dean RSVP • Your Speech and Hearing Science spring 2026 newsletter is here! • AHS Newsletter for September 2025 • College of AHS photo albums • AHS 2025 Homecoming Tailgate Party • Your AHS spring 2025 newsletter is here! • Your SHS spring 2025 newsletter is here! • College of AHS website • Your RST spring 2025 newsletter is here! • Participate in a study • Moving Forward AHS Magazine 2026 • Your HK spring 2025 newsletter is here! • Machine-learning model reliably predicts cognitive performance • Jeff Woods' retirement closes chapter in the College of Applied Health Sciences • 2025 AHS Convocation Information • Support swells for iPALS summer enrichment program | College of Applied Health Sciences | Illinois • Speech and Hearing Science 8-week courses • Roots and reach: Malandraki named Khan Professor in Applied Health Sciences | College of Applied Health Sciences | Illinois • Moving Forward 2025 • Who benefits from loosening restrictions on marijuana, psychedelics? • Recreation, Sport and Tourism 8-week courses • Champaign-Urbana celebrates ‘World Voice Day’ | College of Applied Health Sciences | Illinois • Health and Kinesiology 8-week courses • Budzinski visits DRES, comes away with appreciation for adaptive sports | College of Applied Health Sciences | Illinois • Orange & Blue Crowdfunding Week—support today! • Two AHS faculty members recognized for excellence in instruction | College of Applied Health Sciences | Illinois • Transferring to Illinois? Start here. • The intern who turned an ejection into a career lesson | College of Applied Health Sciences | Illinois • DRES/DSO Achievement and Leadership Awards (DUE FEB. 7) • Oksana Masters adds five medals to her record Paralympic total | College of Applied Health Sciences | Illinois • AHS Alumni Award Nomination Form • How can someone prevent or prepare for falls? – News Bureau • Health and Kinesiology Awards & Scholarships (DUE FEB. 1) • Illini Success Report: Most new AHS grads find employment or continue education | College of Applied Health Sciences | Illinois • Recreation, Sport, and Tourism Awards & Scholarships (DUE FEB. 1) • Sean Mullen: What to know about sauna wellness • Speech & Hearing Science Awards & Scholarships (DUE FEB. 3) • Ian Rice in Wirecutter: Best Shower Chairs • HK Fall 2024 Newsletter • Daily Illini: Future Women in Sports creates career connections • RST Fall 2024 Newsletter • RST: A history of Black American runners at the Boston Marathon • SHS Fall 2024 Newsletter • Adaptive Rec Day: Play and pay it forward • AHS Fall 2024 Newsletter • Master of Health Administration program receives accreditation | College of Applied Health Sciences | Illinois • Web Experience Manager — Apply by Oct. 31! • Postpartum depression linked with seven pain-related risk factors – News Bureau • Access Specialist - Disability Resources and Educational Services • Work with Us - Chez Veterans Center • DRES alum's posthumous gift takes spotlight • A message to Speech and Hearing Science, from Department Head Georgia Malandraki | College of Applied Health Sciences | Illinois • Fresh legs carry on Lifetime Fitness Program • What toddlers eat might shape how they think years later, study suggests | College of Applied Health Sciences | Illinois • Undergraduate Recruiter - College of Applied Health Sciences • How social stress can worsen colitis • AHS researchers: Give ADRD caregivers more information in clinical trials • SHS researchers patent method to extract speech from noise using high frequencies | College of Applied Health Sciences | Illinois • SHS, RST students bring volunteer force to 'MedFest' • A friendship forged in RST: Dan Bernstein and Alex Roux’s journey at Illinois – College of Applied Health Sciences • Yogi, OT, teacher, researcher: Exploring yoga for pain management • AHS Faculty Q&A: Megan Huibregtse on traumatic brain injuries, MRI and coming to Illinois – College of Applied Health Sciences • Laura Rice gets grant to extend TechSAge work • Clinical trial to test if exercise lessens protein needs for type 2 diabetics • Fesemyer races toward her next challenge: A Ph.D. • Online Allies? How Black travelers view DMO social advocacy statements – College of Applied Health Sciences • Student Spotlight: Kaley Graves, from patient to practitioner • Social identification with a team boosts fans’ social well-being – College of Applied Health Sciences • Moving Forward: 2023 year-in-review magazine • AHS Faculty Q&A: Mariana Mendes Bahia on swallowing disorders and her research agenda – College of Applied Health Sciences • Wheelchair basketball alums band together for worthy cause • Teaching the next ‘champions for change’ in sport – College of Applied Health Sciences • SHS 8-week courses • New paper explores how Ukrainian refugees have used leisure to cope with war trauma – College of Applied Health Sciences • RST 8-week courses • Health study involves adults with Down syndrome ‘every step of the way’ – College of Applied Health Sciences • CHLH 8-week courses • Retraining after a lapse in endurance exercise adds to muscle gains, study finds – News Bureau • KIN 8-week courses • Celebrating 100 Years of Huff Hall: A Legacy of Tradition and Excellence – College of Applied Health Sciences • Lynne Barnes appointed to lead MHA program • AHS Alumni Awards celebrate leadership, resilience and service • We're hiring: Senior Visual Design Manager • Pedro Hallal honored with King James McCristal Distinguished Scholar award – College of Applied Health Sciences • Study: Hearing aids may slow cognitive decline for at-risk adults • Measuring pain in postpartum women: A first look • University of Illinois developing 'Star Wars'-inspired self-driving wheelchair • ASHA Voices: Researchers Discuss Speech in Noisy Environments, Spatial Awareness, and Bilateral Cochlear Implants • Our 2025-26 faculty promotions • How Illinois helped John Preston redefine himself • As Huff Hall turns 100, alumnus Isaacson looks back on its evolution, and his journey – College of Applied Health Sciences • Tacoria Humphrey is leaping further—in sport, school, and life – College of Applied Health Sciences • New study reveals nitrous oxide misuse deaths are steeply increasing – College of Applied Health Sciences • From Mayo Clinic to Urbana-Champaign • Fogerty-led research team tackles hearing health disparities with innovative at-home assessment • Can a special diet promote children’s focus? • Words That Bind • Ballot Battles: The Fight for Green Space Funding in an Age of Misinformation • The Role of Racial Segregation and Park Availability in Physical Activity | College of Applied Health Sciences • At 10 years, Chez Veterans Center honors its family and friends | College of Applied Health Sciences • Meet Georgia Malandraki, the next SHS Department Head • Pamela Hadley honored with Stenberg Endowed professorship • Omnivorous? Vegan? Makes no difference to muscle building after weight training, study finds – News Bureau • Believing the Impossible: Illinois Wheelchair Athlete Hoda Elshorbagy Overcame the Odds • Advocating and Leading with Purpose with Cheryl Hanley-Maxwell • Illinois Alumni Magazine: Megan McKenna • Resilience, Determination, and the Power of Leadership with Jean Driscoll • A new fellowship for a groundbreaking leisure researcher • Spurred to succeed: RST alum Larson knows importance of dedication to his craft • Four Illinois researchers receive Presidential Early Career Award • RST alumni collaborate on children’s book • Meet the prolific AHS donors honored by the university • RST Ph.D. student helps student-athletes find belonging, in and out of classroom • How can the health care system better support caregivers? • Wheelchair Athletics Performance Testing at ILLINOIS | College of Applied Health Sciences • An RST Ph.D. candidate's culturally responsive water safety program • REACH-SLP trains skilled speech-language pathologists—and pays them through school • Health tech program undergoes leadership change • Decoding the mysteries of misophonia • Illini Paralympics recap • What makes RST's Hall of Fame course click? • Illinois at the Summer Paralympic Games • SHS student Carbajal speaks her goals into existence • Illinois wheelchair racers ready for the Paralympic games • Chez Center hosts program to ready veterans for higher ed • Study: Fear of falling, fall-related injuries haunt full-time wheelchair, motorized scooter users • RST alumna Simmons discusses importance of giving back • Hot wheels: A stationary track for mice could lead to breakthrough • The Audiology and Speech-Language Pathology Clinic is now Medicare-certified • For HK's Askow, a heavy lift is no burden • In retirement, Synthia Sydnor stays connected to kinesiology • Awards recognize excellence in public engagement • More on the KCH to HK transition • News Bureau | Gut microbes from aged mice induce inflammation in young mice, study finds • RST's Hobby mulls coaching after graduation • SHS student follows her love of languages to Brazil • Canton grows program within public health • Illini 4000 hits home for SHS student • Martens pledge support to HK grad students • AHS students present diverse projects for Undergrad Research Week • Get to Know: Laura Mattie, Ph.D. • Get to Know: Miki Sato, Ph.D.