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Every day College of Health Professions students, alumni, faculty and staff do extraordinary things. Read more about our latest achievements below.

Rev DJ Williams was interviewed on the Jeff Katz show

Listen to how Reverend DJ Williams rallied friends and others to donate to the RAM Pantry for the 2023 CHP Food Drive, bringing in a generous amount of food totaling 624 pounds.

 David-Jamel Williams is a Master’s student in VCU’s Department of Patient Counseling. David-Jamel Williams  David-Jamel Williams is a Master’s student in VCU’s Department of Patient Counseling. David-Jamel Williams

Class of 2023: Health services student Lesly Alvarez is helping those who came before her

Focusing on gerontology, the immigrant and first-generation college student aims to address disparities facing Hispanic seniors.

Lesly Alvarez graduated from VCU this month with a bachelor’s degree in health services from the College of Health Professions. (Tom Kojcsich, Enterprise Marketing and Communications)Lesly Alvarez graduated from VCU this month with a bachelor’s degree in health services from the College of Health Professions. (Tom Kojcsich, Enterprise Marketing and Communications)

CHP collects record amount of food to benefit the Ram Pantry

A student’s personal experience with food insecurity inspires him to help others

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VCU-led study examines U.S. hospitals’ responses to federal price transparency rule

A new study published in the journal Health Services Research describes U.S. hospitals’ initial strategic responses to the federal price transparency rule that took effect January 2021.

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VCU College of Health Professions appoints new associate dean for research

The Virginia Commonwealth University College of Health Professions has named Faika Zanjani, Ph.D., the new associate dean for research, effective Nov. 1.

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A new VCU-led project will support high-risk youth transitioning out of incarceration

Project Belong will provide mental health, education and vocational support to 75 youth transitioning out of Bon Air Juvenile Correctional Center.

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College of Health Professions, Health Administration Leader receives honor for forging connections, inspiring colleagues

Beth Ayers received the Staff Excellence in Outstanding Achievement Award while Kyle Whitlow received Customer Service Award.

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VCU College of Health Professions Receives National Honor for Higher Education Excellence in Diversity

College is the first and only academic unit on the VCU Health Sciences Campus to receive this honor

Paula Song, Stephan Davis and Angela Duncan standing with DEI team members and support Paula Song, Stephan Davis and Angela Duncan standing with DEI team members and support

Dr. Stacey Reynolds assumes role as Director of College’s Ph.D. and Dual-Degree Programs

Stacey Reynolds, PhD, OTR/L, a tenured professor in the VCU Department of Occupational Therapy, was selected as director of the interdisciplinary Ph.D. in Health Related Sciences program at the VCU College of Health Professions.

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Hispanic Heritage Month Spotlight

Two VCU Health Administration students hone leadership skills, while sharing experiences through national mentorship program

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