$20 Million Scholarship Article in The Kansas City Star
KC Scholars partnership also in U.S. News and World Report … Read more
Tag Archives: Greg Graves
Tomorrow’s Cures, Today’s Care
August 8, 2013
Posted in Alumni, College of Arts and Sciences, Faculty, Friends, Health and Life Sciences, Henry W. Bloch School of Management, News and Announcements, People, School of Biological Sciences, School of Computing and Engineering, School of Dentistry, School of Medicine, School of Nursing and Health Studies, School of Pharmacy, Staff, Students
Tagged Chancellor Leo Morton, Children's Mercy Hospital and Clinics, Greg Graves, John Spertus, Kansas City Area Life Sciences Institute, Saint Luke's Health System, translational
2011: A UMKC Year to Remember
December 27, 2011
Posted in All news, News and Announcements, News Release, UMKC in the News
Tagged Betty M. Drees, Big 5, Christie Hodgen, Clancy Martin, Corporation for National and Community Service, E. Grey Dimond, Greater Kansas City Chamber of Commerce, Greg Graves, Guggenheim Fellowship, Henry W. Bloch, Henry W. Bloch School of Management, Journal of Product Innovation Management, Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design [LEED] Gold project, Leo E.Morton, Making of America's Most Entrepreneurial City, President's Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll, President's Honor Roll for Community Service, Pulitzer Prize, The Campaign for UMKC, The Chronicle of Philanthropy, The KC Regional Translational Research Initiative, The New UMKC Downtown Conservatory, Thomas D. Hyde, UMKC Chancellor's Medal, UMKC Student Union, Vina W. Hyde, Zhou Long
An essential part of Kansas City’s future
September 15, 2011
Posted in All news, Conservatory of Music and Dance, Downtown Arts Campus, Henry W. Bloch School of Management, School of Medicine
Tagged Big 5, Chancellor Leo Morton, Dr. Patrick James, Greater Kansas City Chamber of Commerce, Greg Graves, KC Regional Translational Research Institute, New UMKC Downtown Conservatory, Peter deSilva, The Making of America's Most Entrepreneurial City