Findlay Newsroom
Founded in 1966, the Nuclear Medicine Institute (NMI) at the University of Findlay celebrated its 50th anniversary during Homecoming and Family Weekend. Bringing back cofounder Paul Early and former program director Elaine Markon for the celebration, alumni and friends had the opportunity to see how much the program has grown and changed over the years. […]
Jamesetta Williams, a student in The University of Findlay’s Nuclear Medicine Technology Program, recently was awarded a 2013 Mickey Williams Minority Scholarship, a prestigious national award. Williams, of Colwyn, Pa., is pursuing a bachelor’s degree from Indiana University of Pennsylvania while completing NMI’s highly intense one-year program. She will receive a certificate of completion from […]
The University of Findlay congratulated nine graduates of the Nuclear Medicine Institute during a recent ceremony. This program constitutes the senior year of the nuclear medicine technology major at the University. Scholarship recipients recognized included: Ashley Janowiecki and Corey Nardecchia, HeartLight Pharmacy Operating Scholarship; Christopher Lucas, The Nuclear Medicine Institute Scholarship; Kara Elling, Dr. Ann […]
Craig Hoying, a 2012 graduate of the Nuclear Medicine Institute (NMI) at The University of Findlay, recently was chosen by NMI and Mallinckrodt to receive the Mallinckrodt Award of Excellence. Hoying, of Anna, Ohio, graduated with a 3.91 GPA from NMI after completing didactic training at NMI and clinical training at the Miami Valley Hospital […]
Four recent graduates of the Nuclear Medicine Institute at The University of Findlay each were chosen to receive a Paul Cole Scholarship. Miranda Finch, Kerri Kirby, Stephanie Rizzo and Amanda Strauss were selected for the award. Twenty-five $1,000 scholarships were available nationwide through a grant from the Education and Research Foundation for the Society of […]
Ashley Clark and Shannon Whitten, 2012 graduates of the Nuclear Medicine Institute (NMI) at The University of Findlay, recently were inducted into UF’s Mu Iota Chapter of Lambda Nu, a national honor society for the radiologic and imaging sciences. Clark, of Ashland, Ohio, graduated with a 3.9 GPA from NMI after completing didactic training at […]
