MIZZOU INFO 4/1/2026 - 4/7/2026

Dr. Cathleen Fleck is a professor of Art History and Director of the School of Visual Studies at Mizzou. She has worked extensively to establish curricular and research programs based on the use of visual arts in health sciences pedagogy. In an interactive session, Dr. Fleck will engage the audience to demonstrate evidence-based methods about training with the visual arts to help students develop their attentiveness, descriptive skills, individual and collective awareness and empathetic capabilities.  

Saturday Morning Science 
Saturday, April 18
10 a.m.
Room 171, Bond Life Sciences Center

Free and open to the public. Attendees of all ages are welcome.
Light refreshments will be served.

Dr. Cathleen Fleck is a professor of Art History and Director of the School of Visual Studies at Mizzou. She has worked extensively to establish curricular and research programs based on the use of visual arts in health sciences pedagogy. In an interactive session, Dr. Fleck will engage the audience to demonstrate evidence-based methods about training with the visual arts to help students develop their attentiveness, descriptive skills, individual and collective awareness and empathetic capabilities.  

Saturday Morning Science 
Saturday, April 18
10 a.m.
Room 171, Bond Life Sciences Center

Free and open to the public. Attendees of all ages are welcome.
Light refreshments will be served.

Dr. Kerri McBee-Black (University of Missouri) with the Textile and Apparel Management Department, is seeking neurodivergent adults (18+) for a study evaluating the impact of inclusive apparel on focus and anxiety. Participants will engage in a 5-day wear test of a HumanEight hoodie while performing academic or professional tasks.

Eligibility: Self-identify as neurodivergent (ADHD, Autism, Sensory Sensitivity, etc.).

• Currently a college student or working professional.

Requirements: Participants must wear the provided hoodie for 2 hours daily for 5 days, complete daily digital diaries and provide two short video or audio reflections.

Compensation: Participants will receive a HumanEight hoodie free of charge (approx. $150 value).

For more information, contact Dr. Kerri McBee-Black mcbeeblackk@missouri.edu.

Dr. Kerri McBee-Black (University of Missouri) with the Textile and Apparel Management Department, is seeking neurodivergent adults (18+) for a study evaluating the impact of inclusive apparel on focus and anxiety. Participants will engage in a 5-day wear test of a HumanEight hoodie while performing academic or professional tasks.

Eligibility: Self-identify as neurodivergent (ADHD, Autism, Sensory Sensitivity, etc.).

• Currently a college student or working professional.

Requirements: Participants must wear the provided hoodie for 2 hours daily for 5 days, complete daily digital diaries and provide two short video or audio reflections.

Compensation: Participants will receive a HumanEight hoodie free of charge (approx. $150 value).

For more information, contact Dr. Kerri McBee-Black mcbeeblackk@missouri.edu.

Join the University of Missouri Ellis Fischel Cancer Center for Cancer Research Day 2026 April 28th, a dynamic gathering of investigators, clinicians, trainees, students, faculty and community partners committed to advancing cancer research.

Registration required for FREE lunch!!

This premier event highlights cutting-edge science across the cancer continuum, from prevention and population health to translational discovery and clinical innovation. Designed to foster collaboration and accelerate impact, Cancer Research Day brings together diverse expertise to spark new ideas and partnerships.

Attendees will experience a full day of engaging programming, including interactive poster sessions, rapid-fire three-minute talks and featured speakers. Expanded opportunities for discussion create space for meaningful exchange around research, projects and emerging concepts.

Cancer Research Day also elevates the next generation of scientists, doctors, advocates and leaders by providing trainees and early-career investigators a platform to present their work and connect with leaders and industry partners in the field. 

Email: efcc-admin@health.missouri.edu. 

Visit our website.

Join the University of Missouri Ellis Fischel Cancer Center for Cancer Research Day 2026 April 28th, a dynamic gathering of investigators, clinicians, trainees, students, faculty and community partners committed to advancing cancer research.

Registration required for FREE lunch!!

This premier event highlights cutting-edge science across the cancer continuum, from prevention and population health to translational discovery and clinical innovation. Designed to foster collaboration and accelerate impact, Cancer Research Day brings together diverse expertise to spark new ideas and partnerships.

Attendees will experience a full day of engaging programming, including interactive poster sessions, rapid-fire three-minute talks and featured speakers. Expanded opportunities for discussion create space for meaningful exchange around research, projects and emerging concepts.

Cancer Research Day also elevates the next generation of scientists, doctors, advocates and leaders by providing trainees and early-career investigators a platform to present their work and connect with leaders and industry partners in the field. 

Email: efcc-admin@health.missouri.edu. 

Visit our website.

Don’t miss The Mizzou Store’s Spring Clearance Event!

Shop Monday, March 30 - Friday, April 3 and save:

• Up to 80% off select apparel and gifts
• $5 bargain books (in-store only)
• Apple & Dell clearance

Shop now in-store or online. Deals available while supplies last!

Don’t miss The Mizzou Store’s Spring Clearance Event!

Shop Monday, March 30 - Friday, April 3 and save:

• Up to 80% off select apparel and gifts
• $5 bargain books (in-store only)
• Apple & Dell clearance

Shop now in-store or online. Deals available while supplies last!

Experience the rare sounds of historic music from across the Asian continent at Sounds of Time: Music from the Ancient Silk Road, a special concert on April 15 at the Missouri Theatre. Join local musician Chris Stephens as he brings centuries of music to life through a captivating performance featuring his collection of traditional stringed instruments from across the Middle East and Asia. From classical compositions of the royal court to meditative improvisations and lively folk songs, the audience will hear a wide range of musical styles shaped by centuries of cultural exchange. This immersive program offers a unique opportunity to hear enchanting musical forms seldom performed together on a single stage, creating an unforgettable journey across time and space. 

Reserve your seats for Sounds of Time today! 

Experience the rare sounds of historic music from across the Asian continent at Sounds of Time: Music from the Ancient Silk Road, a special concert on April 15 at the Missouri Theatre. Join local musician Chris Stephens as he brings centuries of music to life through a captivating performance featuring his collection of traditional stringed instruments from across the Middle East and Asia. From classical compositions of the royal court to meditative improvisations and lively folk songs, the audience will hear a wide range of musical styles shaped by centuries of cultural exchange. This immersive program offers a unique opportunity to hear enchanting musical forms seldom performed together on a single stage, creating an unforgettable journey across time and space. 

Reserve your seats for Sounds of Time today! 

Looking for a midweek reset? Swing by the Farmer’s Market, where the Mizzou community gathers to sample a wide range of local flavors.

Hosted by Campus Dining Services, the market features fresh produce, sweet treats and fresh-cut flowers. Student organizations such as the MU Horticultural Club, Vegetable Garden Club and Coordinated Program in Dietetics, host their own tables where they sell seedlings and offer nutrition samples and support for students as part of their academic journeys.

Stop by Wednesday, April 8, from 10 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. in Memorial Student Union’s Stotler Lounge for a quick, feel-good break.

Bonus: Spend $20 and take home a free reusable bag (while supplies last).

Looking for a midweek reset? Swing by the Farmer’s Market, where the Mizzou community gathers to sample a wide range of local flavors.

Hosted by Campus Dining Services, the market features fresh produce, sweet treats and fresh-cut flowers. Student organizations such as the MU Horticultural Club, Vegetable Garden Club and Coordinated Program in Dietetics, host their own tables where they sell seedlings and offer nutrition samples and support for students as part of their academic journeys.

Stop by Wednesday, April 8, from 10 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. in Memorial Student Union’s Stotler Lounge for a quick, feel-good break.

Bonus: Spend $20 and take home a free reusable bag (while supplies last).

Turn screen time into social time this summer with Mizzou Esports Summer Day Camps, running May 26–29 and July 6–10. We make it easy for parents by offering extended hours (drop-off at 8 a.m., pick-up from 4-5 p.m.) and including lunch every single day. Registration is just $250 for a full session ($200 for MizzouRec members), so register today! 

Turn screen time into social time this summer with Mizzou Esports Summer Day Camps, running May 26–29 and July 6–10. We make it easy for parents by offering extended hours (drop-off at 8 a.m., pick-up from 4-5 p.m.) and including lunch every single day. Registration is just $250 for a full session ($200 for MizzouRec members), so register today! 

The Kinder Institute is currently accepting applications for its 2026-27 Society of Fellows, an academic extracurricular program open to undergraduates of all majors at the University of Missouri. Students’ year in the Fellows program kicks off with a summer conference at the Tiger Hotel (August 17-21) and continues throughout the fall and spring semesters with monthly events, including lectures, lunches with visiting speakers at the Kinder Institute, cultural excursions out on the town and the Dead Poets Society of Fellows poetry and politics book club. 

An optional information session about the program will be held on Friday, March 13, at 4 p.m. in Jesse Hall 410, and the deadline to apply is Sunday, April 12. Anyone with questions or who would like to receive a copy of the application materials should contact Fellows Program Coordinator Dr. Thomas Kane, KaneTC@missouri.edu.

The Kinder Institute is currently accepting applications for its 2026-27 Society of Fellows, an academic extracurricular program open to undergraduates of all majors at the University of Missouri. Students’ year in the Fellows program kicks off with a summer conference at the Tiger Hotel (August 17-21) and continues throughout the fall and spring semesters with monthly events, including lectures, lunches with visiting speakers at the Kinder Institute, cultural excursions out on the town and the Dead Poets Society of Fellows poetry and politics book club. 

An optional information session about the program will be held on Friday, March 13, at 4 p.m. in Jesse Hall 410, and the deadline to apply is Sunday, April 12. Anyone with questions or who would like to receive a copy of the application materials should contact Fellows Program Coordinator Dr. Thomas Kane, KaneTC@missouri.edu.

Boost your money know-how this month at game-show inspired events designed for you to financially thrive! Sign up on MU Engage

• Learn how your psychology influences your financial habits at Wheel of Fortune: The Psychology of Money
• Discover the monetary and non-monetary benefits that influence your job satisfaction in Perfect Match: Job Offer Edition
• Learn tips and tricks for managing money in college at The Budget is Right
• Get ready to build short- and long-term financial security at Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?
• Demystify college funding options and borrow smarter after Financial Feud: Paying for College Edition
• Build your credit knowledge and skills at Credit or No Credit

Looking for personalized support? Schedule a 1-on-1 financial coaching appointment. 

Follow us on Instagram or sign up for our newsletter to keep building your financial skills all year long.

Boost your money know-how this month at game-show inspired events designed for you to financially thrive! Sign up on MU Engage

• Learn how your psychology influences your financial habits at Wheel of Fortune: The Psychology of Money
• Discover the monetary and non-monetary benefits that influence your job satisfaction in Perfect Match: Job Offer Edition
• Learn tips and tricks for managing money in college at The Budget is Right
• Get ready to build short- and long-term financial security at Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?
• Demystify college funding options and borrow smarter after Financial Feud: Paying for College Edition
• Build your credit knowledge and skills at Credit or No Credit

Looking for personalized support? Schedule a 1-on-1 financial coaching appointment. 

Follow us on Instagram or sign up for our newsletter to keep building your financial skills all year long.

Join us in shaping the future of human-centered research and innovation at Mizzou! Supported by the Arts & Sciences Big Ideas Initiative and The Connector, interdisciplinary collaborators are developing a new Human-Centered Design Research Center (HCDRC).

Our goal is to build foundational infrastructure for disability-informed, co-creative research that positions MU as a national leader in accessibility innovation. We invite faculty across health, disability, engineering, design, architecture and accessibility to join us for a collaborative session to:

• Discover: Learn about the vision for the HCDRC.
• Connect: Explore shared research interests with campus and industry partners.
• Build: Identify the equipment and space needed to support your work.

The HCDRC will allocate pilot funds and logistical support to jumpstart promising collaborations expected to produce competitive funding applications.

• Date: Wednesday, April 1, 2026
• Time: 9 – 11 a.m.
• Location: Memorial Union N214A (Refreshments provided)
• Register online.

Questions? Contact Kerri McBee-Black at mcbeeblackk@missouri.edu.

Join us in shaping the future of human-centered research and innovation at Mizzou! Supported by the Arts & Sciences Big Ideas Initiative and The Connector, interdisciplinary collaborators are developing a new Human-Centered Design Research Center (HCDRC).

Our goal is to build foundational infrastructure for disability-informed, co-creative research that positions MU as a national leader in accessibility innovation. We invite faculty across health, disability, engineering, design, architecture and accessibility to join us for a collaborative session to:

• Discover: Learn about the vision for the HCDRC.
• Connect: Explore shared research interests with campus and industry partners.
• Build: Identify the equipment and space needed to support your work.

The HCDRC will allocate pilot funds and logistical support to jumpstart promising collaborations expected to produce competitive funding applications.

• Date: Wednesday, April 1, 2026
• Time: 9 – 11 a.m.
• Location: Memorial Union N214A (Refreshments provided)
• Register online.

Questions? Contact Kerri McBee-Black at mcbeeblackk@missouri.edu.

The MU Institute for Data Science and Informatics (MUIDSI) Graduate Student Organization invites students, faculty, researchers and industry professionals to attend the 2026 Missouri Data Science and Informatics Symposium, taking place April 6–7, 2026.

This year’s theme, “Empowering One Health: AI, Data Science & Novel Alternative Methods,” highlights how data science and artificial intelligence are transforming research across interconnected domains of human, plant, animal and environmental health. The symposium will include keynote speakers, faculty experts, alumni and graduate researchers.

MU students will present their research, connect with peers and engage with leading experts across diverse disciplines. The symposium celebrates the vibrant research community at MUIDSI.

Keynote speakers include Dr. Diana Roopchand (Rutgers University), whose research explores how food components and natural compounds interact with the gut microbiota to promote health and resilience to chronic disease, and Dr. Tatiana V. Loboda (University of Maryland), whose work focuses on remote sensing and geospatial data analytics and Dr. Sara Capponi (IBM), who specializes in understanding how natural and artificial biological systems function combining structural biology with physics, mathematics and computer science.

• Abstract & Poster Submission Deadline: March 25, 2026.
• Symposium Dates: April 6–7, 2026.

Register and view the full schedule.

Submit poster abstracts.

The MU Institute for Data Science and Informatics (MUIDSI) Graduate Student Organization invites students, faculty, researchers and industry professionals to attend the 2026 Missouri Data Science and Informatics Symposium, taking place April 6–7, 2026.

This year’s theme, “Empowering One Health: AI, Data Science & Novel Alternative Methods,” highlights how data science and artificial intelligence are transforming research across interconnected domains of human, plant, animal and environmental health. The symposium will include keynote speakers, faculty experts, alumni and graduate researchers.

MU students will present their research, connect with peers and engage with leading experts across diverse disciplines. The symposium celebrates the vibrant research community at MUIDSI.

Keynote speakers include Dr. Diana Roopchand (Rutgers University), whose research explores how food components and natural compounds interact with the gut microbiota to promote health and resilience to chronic disease, and Dr. Tatiana V. Loboda (University of Maryland), whose work focuses on remote sensing and geospatial data analytics and Dr. Sara Capponi (IBM), who specializes in understanding how natural and artificial biological systems function combining structural biology with physics, mathematics and computer science.

• Abstract & Poster Submission Deadline: March 25, 2026.
• Symposium Dates: April 6–7, 2026.

Register and view the full schedule.

Submit poster abstracts.

Do you have a future Tiger in your life who loves to build, create and explore? Mizzou Engineering offers exciting, hands-on camps to turn their curiosity into action. Children can build an underwater robot, use coding to detect cyber attacks, find solutions to prevent pollution, discover the field of geospatial science, design a video game and delve into artificial intelligence and other emerging technologies. Mizzou Engineering’s summer camps run in May, June, July and August. Visit our website to explore all camps and sign up today!

Do you have a future Tiger in your life who loves to build, create and explore? Mizzou Engineering offers exciting, hands-on camps to turn their curiosity into action. Children can build an underwater robot, use coding to detect cyber attacks, find solutions to prevent pollution, discover the field of geospatial science, design a video game and delve into artificial intelligence and other emerging technologies. Mizzou Engineering’s summer camps run in May, June, July and August. Visit our website to explore all camps and sign up today!

Don’t wait until May—MU Adventure Club is interviewing and hiring now in March and April for Summer 2026 and Fall 2026! Adventure Club is a before & after-school program serving Columbia elementary schools. We offer flexible, consistent shifts Monday–Friday (6:40–8:05 a.m., 2:25–5:45 p.m., and 3–5:45 p.m.), with the option to work 2–10 shifts per week. Summer programming runs June 1–26, with orientation and training in May. Fall 2026 positions begin August 25. Pay is $16 per hour. Apply on our website. Physical forms of ID must be presented in Columbia if hired.

Don’t wait until May—MU Adventure Club is interviewing and hiring now in March and April for Summer 2026 and Fall 2026! Adventure Club is a before & after-school program serving Columbia elementary schools. We offer flexible, consistent shifts Monday–Friday (6:40–8:05 a.m., 2:25–5:45 p.m., and 3–5:45 p.m.), with the option to work 2–10 shifts per week. Summer programming runs June 1–26, with orientation and training in May. Fall 2026 positions begin August 25. Pay is $16 per hour. Apply on our website. Physical forms of ID must be presented in Columbia if hired.

The Financial Planning Academy, hosted at Mizzou, will teach your high schooler valuable skills related to financial planning, including investment strategies, education planning, tax planning and more.

For just $250, your child will attend a weeklong overnight camp, from Sunday to Friday, learning about financial planning, working as a team with other high schoolers, and participating in a range of fun activities.

Don't miss out on this exciting opportunity, July 26-31, to invest in your child's future. Sign up for the Financial Planning Academy today and give your child a head start on their financial planning journey. Visit the website for more info and the application.
 

The Financial Planning Academy, hosted at Mizzou, will teach your high schooler valuable skills related to financial planning, including investment strategies, education planning, tax planning and more.

For just $250, your child will attend a weeklong overnight camp, from Sunday to Friday, learning about financial planning, working as a team with other high schoolers, and participating in a range of fun activities.

Don't miss out on this exciting opportunity, July 26-31, to invest in your child's future. Sign up for the Financial Planning Academy today and give your child a head start on their financial planning journey. Visit the website for more info and the application.
 

We are recruiting participants for a research study investigating infant understanding of attachment in relation to maternal psychological factors, parenting and infant development. Participation includes the completion of online questionnaires (1 hour before visit 1) and 3 lab visits (1 hour each) when the infant is 12 to 17 months. In visit 1, mothers will interact with their infant and put together stories from a set of words provided. In visits 2 and 3, infants will watch videotaped events and play a search-and-find game with a research assistant. You will be offered gift cards totaling $115 for the lab visits (visit 1: $50; visit 2: $25; and visit 3: $40). Please contact project staff at babylab@missouri.edu for more information.

We are recruiting participants for a research study investigating infant understanding of attachment in relation to maternal psychological factors, parenting and infant development. Participation includes the completion of online questionnaires (1 hour before visit 1) and 3 lab visits (1 hour each) when the infant is 12 to 17 months. In visit 1, mothers will interact with their infant and put together stories from a set of words provided. In visits 2 and 3, infants will watch videotaped events and play a search-and-find game with a research assistant. You will be offered gift cards totaling $115 for the lab visits (visit 1: $50; visit 2: $25; and visit 3: $40). Please contact project staff at babylab@missouri.edu for more information.

Calling all faculty, staff and students who order Mizzou shirts, pens, cups and other promotional items for departments, student organizations, sports teams and events. Come and meet licensed vendors, ask questions about logos and licensing, pick up free product samples, enjoy refreshments and register to win door prizes at the Mizzou Apparel and Promotional Item Vendor Fair, 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m., Thursday, April 9, Memorial Union North, Room 214.

Calling all faculty, staff and students who order Mizzou shirts, pens, cups and other promotional items for departments, student organizations, sports teams and events. Come and meet licensed vendors, ask questions about logos and licensing, pick up free product samples, enjoy refreshments and register to win door prizes at the Mizzou Apparel and Promotional Item Vendor Fair, 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m., Thursday, April 9, Memorial Union North, Room 214.

Adults (18-49y) who have insomnia and drink alcohol are invited to participate in an insomnia research study. Participants will learn behavioral strategies to combat insomnia (no medications), and all participants will be compensated. In-person appointments are not required.

You may call 573-882-8598 or contact Rebecca at rap5z6@health.missouri.edu to learn more or ask questions about the study.
 

Check your eligibility on our online form!

Adults (18-49y) who have insomnia and drink alcohol are invited to participate in an insomnia research study. Participants will learn behavioral strategies to combat insomnia (no medications), and all participants will be compensated. In-person appointments are not required.

You may call 573-882-8598 or contact Rebecca at rap5z6@health.missouri.edu to learn more or ask questions about the study.
 

Check your eligibility on our online form!

The MU Learning and Memory Psychophysiology Lab (Dr. Cofresi) is recruiting for a fMRI research study on brain responds to cues. You may be eligible if you are 18–25 years old and have had ≥ 5 alcoholic drinks in your lifetime. Participation includes 4 visits within one week at the Marx Building (MU Campus) involving computer tasks and small sips of water or juice in the scanner (1-2hr/visit; total 6 hrs), plus 5 short online surveys over 12 months. Participants can earn up to $350. No alcohol will be consumed. Learn more and complete the screening.

The MU Learning and Memory Psychophysiology Lab (Dr. Cofresi) is recruiting for a fMRI research study on brain responds to cues. You may be eligible if you are 18–25 years old and have had ≥ 5 alcoholic drinks in your lifetime. Participation includes 4 visits within one week at the Marx Building (MU Campus) involving computer tasks and small sips of water or juice in the scanner (1-2hr/visit; total 6 hrs), plus 5 short online surveys over 12 months. Participants can earn up to $350. No alcohol will be consumed. Learn more and complete the screening.

The Department of Medicine is seeking individuals between 60-80 years of age who do not have diabetes or heart disease to participate in a research study. This study includes use of the medication empagliflozin and studies its effect on vascular health. Total compensation for the study will be $600. Study will last about 5 months. If you are interested in participating, please contact Andrea Atkins by email at MUENDOManriqueLab@health.missouri.edu.

The Department of Medicine is seeking individuals between 60-80 years of age who do not have diabetes or heart disease to participate in a research study. This study includes use of the medication empagliflozin and studies its effect on vascular health. Total compensation for the study will be $600. Study will last about 5 months. If you are interested in participating, please contact Andrea Atkins by email at MUENDOManriqueLab@health.missouri.edu.

TODAY IS THE DAY!

UM System Procurement is hosting a vendor fair today, Wednesday, April 1, 2026, for University departments and staff to meet with UM System suppliers. The event is from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. in Brewer Courts at the Student Recreation Center.

Attendees will have the opportunity to put a face to the suppliers that provide goods and services to the University, from custodial essentials to laboratory equipment, and converse on their department’s present and future needs. Show Me Shop vendors will be present as well as staff from UM Procurement.

Event Information:

Wednesday, April 1, 2026

10 a.m. – 2 p.m.

Brewer Courts, Student Recreation Center

TODAY IS THE DAY!

UM System Procurement is hosting a vendor fair today, Wednesday, April 1, 2026, for University departments and staff to meet with UM System suppliers. The event is from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. in Brewer Courts at the Student Recreation Center.

Attendees will have the opportunity to put a face to the suppliers that provide goods and services to the University, from custodial essentials to laboratory equipment, and converse on their department’s present and future needs. Show Me Shop vendors will be present as well as staff from UM Procurement.

Event Information:

Wednesday, April 1, 2026

10 a.m. – 2 p.m.

Brewer Courts, Student Recreation Center

The Nutrition and Exercise Physiology Department is recruiting healthy postmenopausal women who are non-nicotine users under the age of 70 for a research study. This project examines blood pressure in women during pre-menopause, peri-menopause and post-menopause. This study has one 60-min, in-person screen visit (Gwynn Hall) and one 5-hour research visit (Clinical and Translational Sciences Unit at the University of Missouri Hospital). Participants will receive body composition and blood panel results and be compensated up to $150 for their time and effort. Please contact limberglab@missouri.edu or complete a short questionnaire to find out if you qualify!

The Nutrition and Exercise Physiology Department is recruiting healthy postmenopausal women who are non-nicotine users under the age of 70 for a research study. This project examines blood pressure in women during pre-menopause, peri-menopause and post-menopause. This study has one 60-min, in-person screen visit (Gwynn Hall) and one 5-hour research visit (Clinical and Translational Sciences Unit at the University of Missouri Hospital). Participants will receive body composition and blood panel results and be compensated up to $150 for their time and effort. Please contact limberglab@missouri.edu or complete a short questionnaire to find out if you qualify!

The Nutrition and Exercise Physiology Department is recruiting healthy women who are non-nicotine users between the ages of 30-55 for a research study. This project examines how blood flow changes in women during pre- and perimenopause. This study has one 30-min informational Zoom, one 60-min in-person screen visit and one 7-hour research visit. Participants will be compensated up to $250 for their time and effort. Please contact limberglab@missouri.edu or complete a short questionnaire to find out if you qualify!

The Nutrition and Exercise Physiology Department is recruiting healthy women who are non-nicotine users between the ages of 30-55 for a research study. This project examines how blood flow changes in women during pre- and perimenopause. This study has one 30-min informational Zoom, one 60-min in-person screen visit and one 7-hour research visit. Participants will be compensated up to $250 for their time and effort. Please contact limberglab@missouri.edu or complete a short questionnaire to find out if you qualify!

We're seeking participants for a University of Missouri study on blood flow and oxygen in women experiencing menopause and perimenopause. Join us for one 60-minute, in-person screen visit and three 5-hour research visits at Gwynn Hall. Participants receive body composition and blood panel results, plus up to $250 for their time. To learn more and check if you qualify, contact limberglab@missouri.edu or complete a short questionnaire.

We're seeking participants for a University of Missouri study on blood flow and oxygen in women experiencing menopause and perimenopause. Join us for one 60-minute, in-person screen visit and three 5-hour research visits at Gwynn Hall. Participants receive body composition and blood panel results, plus up to $250 for their time. To learn more and check if you qualify, contact limberglab@missouri.edu or complete a short questionnaire.