MIZZOU INFO 9/9/2026 - 9/15/2026

Join our community as we commemorate the 25th anniversary of September 11, 2001. The Patriot Day Wreath-laying Ceremony will begin at 10 a.m. on September 11 at Traditions Plaza on Carnahan Quadrangle.

Please contact University Events with questions: events@missouri.edu or 573-882-1288.

Join our community as we commemorate the 25th anniversary of September 11, 2001. The Patriot Day Wreath-laying Ceremony will begin at 10 a.m. on September 11 at Traditions Plaza on Carnahan Quadrangle.

Please contact University Events with questions: events@missouri.edu or 573-882-1288.

Experience the arts at Mizzou! Join us for a self-guided tour on Wednesday, September 16, 5-7 p.m. to enjoy music, design, performance and art at various locations on campus. Check-in and receive a map and schedule at Lowry Hall. This event is free and open to the community of all ages. Click here to register and for more info.

Experience the arts at Mizzou! Join us for a self-guided tour on Wednesday, September 16, 5-7 p.m. to enjoy music, design, performance and art at various locations on campus. Check-in and receive a map and schedule at Lowry Hall. This event is free and open to the community of all ages. Click here to register and for more info.

Saturday Morning Science: Nonpharmacological Approaches to Cognitive Health

Join Dr. David Beversdorf for an engaging Saturday Morning Science presentation exploring nonpharmacological approaches that may help decrease the risk of cognitive decline. Dr. Beversdorf will discuss cognitive disorders including Alzheimer’s disease and autism, as well as general cognitive health and will share insights from a human clinical trial examining the potential benefits of elderberry juice.

Saturday, September 12
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. 

Saturday Morning Science: Nonpharmacological Approaches to Cognitive Health

Join Dr. David Beversdorf for an engaging Saturday Morning Science presentation exploring nonpharmacological approaches that may help decrease the risk of cognitive decline. Dr. Beversdorf will discuss cognitive disorders including Alzheimer’s disease and autism, as well as general cognitive health and will share insights from a human clinical trial examining the potential benefits of elderberry juice.

Saturday, September 12
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. 

For the Kinder Institute’s 2027 James E. Fleming & Linda C. McClain Constitution Day Lecture, Dr. Rachel A. Shelden, Associate Professor of History and Director of the George and Ann Richards Civil War Center at Penn State University will present her research on the US Supreme Court’s early history as an unmistakably political institution. The lecture will take place on Thursday, September 17, at 5 p.m. in the State Historical Society of Missouri’s Cook Hall. More information, including an optional RSVP link, can be found on the MU events calendar.

For the Kinder Institute’s 2027 James E. Fleming & Linda C. McClain Constitution Day Lecture, Dr. Rachel A. Shelden, Associate Professor of History and Director of the George and Ann Richards Civil War Center at Penn State University will present her research on the US Supreme Court’s early history as an unmistakably political institution. The lecture will take place on Thursday, September 17, at 5 p.m. in the State Historical Society of Missouri’s Cook Hall. More information, including an optional RSVP link, can be found on the MU events calendar.

From now through September 13, Mizzou's Tiger Pantry and kU’s Campus Cupboard are facing off in a friendly food pantry competition to see which school can raise the most support for students facing food insecurity. Donate today to help Mizzou topple the jayhawks for a good cause! For details or to support Tiger Pantry, visit mizzou.us/CANkU.  

From now through September 13, Mizzou's Tiger Pantry and kU’s Campus Cupboard are facing off in a friendly food pantry competition to see which school can raise the most support for students facing food insecurity. Donate today to help Mizzou topple the jayhawks for a good cause! For details or to support Tiger Pantry, visit mizzou.us/CANkU.  

The Kinder Institute is currently accepting applications for its 2027 Kinder Scholars DC Summer Program, an immersive academic experience through which up to 32 MU undergrads spend June and July interning, studying and exploring in the nation’s capital. Applications are open to current sophomores and juniors of any and all majors at Mizzou, and a pair of optional information sessions about the program will be held on Tuesday, September 15, and Wednesday, September 16, at 5:00 p.m. in Jesse Hall 410. The application deadline is Monday, October 12 (application materials can be accessed here), and any questions can be directed to Kinder Scholars Program Coordinator Dr. Jordan Pellerito, pelleritoj@missouri.edu.

The Kinder Institute is currently accepting applications for its 2027 Kinder Scholars DC Summer Program, an immersive academic experience through which up to 32 MU undergrads spend June and July interning, studying and exploring in the nation’s capital. Applications are open to current sophomores and juniors of any and all majors at Mizzou, and a pair of optional information sessions about the program will be held on Tuesday, September 15, and Wednesday, September 16, at 5:00 p.m. in Jesse Hall 410. The application deadline is Monday, October 12 (application materials can be accessed here), and any questions can be directed to Kinder Scholars Program Coordinator Dr. Jordan Pellerito, pelleritoj@missouri.edu.

Join the MU Department of Public Health for an information session about our Master of Public Health (MPH) program and our graduate certificates. Public health is an exciting, interdisciplinary field that brings together science, policy and community engagement to improve lives at local, national and global levels. In this session, you will learn about our two MPH emphasis areas—Health Promotion and Policy and Veterinary Public Health—as well as graduate certificates designed to strengthen your skills and broaden your career opportunities. With an MPH or graduate certificate, you can prepare for careers in health agencies, nonprofit organizations, academic institutions and industries where leadership in health promotion, policy and population health is essential. Discover how our programs equip graduates to tackle today’s most pressing health challenges while making a meaningful difference in communities.

Choose the Zoom info session that works best for you! 

• Friday, September 18 at noon
• Friday, October 2 at noon
• Wednesday, October 7 at 6 p.m.

Register here. For questions, contact us at publichealth@missouri.edu. 

Join the MU Department of Public Health for an information session about our Master of Public Health (MPH) program and our graduate certificates. Public health is an exciting, interdisciplinary field that brings together science, policy and community engagement to improve lives at local, national and global levels. In this session, you will learn about our two MPH emphasis areas—Health Promotion and Policy and Veterinary Public Health—as well as graduate certificates designed to strengthen your skills and broaden your career opportunities. With an MPH or graduate certificate, you can prepare for careers in health agencies, nonprofit organizations, academic institutions and industries where leadership in health promotion, policy and population health is essential. Discover how our programs equip graduates to tackle today’s most pressing health challenges while making a meaningful difference in communities.

Choose the Zoom info session that works best for you! 

• Friday, September 18 at noon
• Friday, October 2 at noon
• Wednesday, October 7 at 6 p.m.

Register here. For questions, contact us at publichealth@missouri.edu. 

Are you married or in a long-term cohabiting relationship for at least one year? Are both partners ages 45-64, overweight or obese and does at least one partner have typе 2 diabetes? If so, you may be eligible to participate in a University of Missouri research study examining how couples' daily routines-such as sleep and activity patterns-and relationship quality relate to cardiovascular health and everyday well-being. Participation involves one or two in-person research visits at the University of Missouri, followed by a 20-day at-home period. During this time, both partners will wear a wrist device that measures sleep and activity and a continuous glucose monitor (CGM) worn on the arm, complete brief smartphone-based surveys four times per day and return devices at the end of the study. Each partner can earn up to $215 for full participation, for a total of up to $430 per couple. For more information, contact Eunjin Tracy in the Department of Human Development and Family Science, University of Missouri - eunjintracy@missouri.edu.

Location: CTSU West, University Hospital, 5th Floor, 1 Hospital Dr, Columbia, MO 65201

Are you married or in a long-term cohabiting relationship for at least one year? Are both partners ages 45-64, overweight or obese and does at least one partner have typе 2 diabetes? If so, you may be eligible to participate in a University of Missouri research study examining how couples' daily routines-such as sleep and activity patterns-and relationship quality relate to cardiovascular health and everyday well-being. Participation involves one or two in-person research visits at the University of Missouri, followed by a 20-day at-home period. During this time, both partners will wear a wrist device that measures sleep and activity and a continuous glucose monitor (CGM) worn on the arm, complete brief smartphone-based surveys four times per day and return devices at the end of the study. Each partner can earn up to $215 for full participation, for a total of up to $430 per couple. For more information, contact Eunjin Tracy in the Department of Human Development and Family Science, University of Missouri - eunjintracy@missouri.edu.

Location: CTSU West, University Hospital, 5th Floor, 1 Hospital Dr, Columbia, MO 65201

Is your healthy baby between 6 weeks and 3 months old? Your baby may be eligible for a research study evaluating a new investigational version of the pneumococcal vaccine currently recommended for infants.

Who can participate?

• Healthy infants aged 42 to 98 days old who have not yet received their routine 2-month vaccinations
• Parents or legal guardians willing to attend study visits and complete study activities

Participation includes 6 in-person study visits over approximately 15 months. Infants will receive routine recommended childhood vaccinations in addition to the pneumococcal study vaccine or an approved pneumococcal vaccine and will have 3 blood draws throughout the study. Families may receive up to $1,116 in compensation for completing all study visits, with additional reimbursement available for travel, meals and other study-related expenses.

To learn more or see if your baby is eligible, please contact the study team at clinicalresearch@health.missouri.edu or 573-882-9387.

Is your healthy baby between 6 weeks and 3 months old? Your baby may be eligible for a research study evaluating a new investigational version of the pneumococcal vaccine currently recommended for infants.

Who can participate?

• Healthy infants aged 42 to 98 days old who have not yet received their routine 2-month vaccinations
• Parents or legal guardians willing to attend study visits and complete study activities

Participation includes 6 in-person study visits over approximately 15 months. Infants will receive routine recommended childhood vaccinations in addition to the pneumococcal study vaccine or an approved pneumococcal vaccine and will have 3 blood draws throughout the study. Families may receive up to $1,116 in compensation for completing all study visits, with additional reimbursement available for travel, meals and other study-related expenses.

To learn more or see if your baby is eligible, please contact the study team at clinicalresearch@health.missouri.edu or 573-882-9387.

Recruiting women who have given birth in the last 5 years and are not currently pregnant/lactating who were OR were NOT diagnosed with gestational diabetes during their pregnancy for a metabolism study. This study has a screening visit (~2 hr), two metabolic testing visits (~20 and 24 hr) and daily self-administered growth hormone injections for 6-8 days. Compensation up to $715 provided. Complete this survey to see if you may qualify or contact Dr. Mittendorfer’s lab at ahmc4@health.missouri.edu for more information!

Recruiting women who have given birth in the last 5 years and are not currently pregnant/lactating who were OR were NOT diagnosed with gestational diabetes during their pregnancy for a metabolism study. This study has a screening visit (~2 hr), two metabolic testing visits (~20 and 24 hr) and daily self-administered growth hormone injections for 6-8 days. Compensation up to $715 provided. Complete this survey to see if you may qualify or contact Dr. Mittendorfer’s lab at ahmc4@health.missouri.edu for more information!

Are you getting medical care for chronic muscle and/or bone pain in more than one area? Do you think it is important to rate your pain for healthcare providers and seem trustworthy while doing so? If “yes,” you may qualify for a research study on mental tasks during pain ratings. Please click the link below for study information and questions about qualifying for online surveys and one laboratory visit. You will not be asked to change medications, but we will monitor your heart and skin by patches on your chest and palm. Participation will require about 2.5 hours. You may qualify for up to $60 in gift cards. Dr. Erin Dannecker is primarily responsible for the study. You can email her at UMHSSHPdanneckerlab@missouri.edu.

Complete the screening survey. 

Are you getting medical care for chronic muscle and/or bone pain in more than one area? Do you think it is important to rate your pain for healthcare providers and seem trustworthy while doing so? If “yes,” you may qualify for a research study on mental tasks during pain ratings. Please click the link below for study information and questions about qualifying for online surveys and one laboratory visit. You will not be asked to change medications, but we will monitor your heart and skin by patches on your chest and palm. Participation will require about 2.5 hours. You may qualify for up to $60 in gift cards. Dr. Erin Dannecker is primarily responsible for the study. You can email her at UMHSSHPdanneckerlab@missouri.edu.

Complete the screening survey. 

Celebrate fall and discover Midwest Agroforestry at the Missouri Chestnut Festival, a free, family-friendly event, held on Saturday, October 10, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the MU Horticulture and Agroforestry Research Farm in New Franklin. Enjoy roasted chestnuts, an agroforestry crop-based lunch, hay wagon rides, live music, kids’ activities, exhibits on conservation and agriculture and local farm, craft and food vendors. Learn more on the 2026 Chestnut Festival event page!

Celebrate fall and discover Midwest Agroforestry at the Missouri Chestnut Festival, a free, family-friendly event, held on Saturday, October 10, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the MU Horticulture and Agroforestry Research Farm in New Franklin. Enjoy roasted chestnuts, an agroforestry crop-based lunch, hay wagon rides, live music, kids’ activities, exhibits on conservation and agriculture and local farm, craft and food vendors. Learn more on the 2026 Chestnut Festival event page!

The Alcohol Cognitions lab is recruiting participants for a 12-month research study investigating alcohol use. Individuals that turn 21 years old within the next 4 months and regularly drink alcohol (at least once a week) may be eligible. Participation includes at least one 3-hour session and two 4-8 hour alcohol administration sessions in the lab, and two online follow-up questionnaires. You will be compensated up to $815 for your participation. Please contact Dr. McCarthy and project staff at tldrstudy@missouri.edu for more information.

The Alcohol Cognitions lab is recruiting participants for a 12-month research study investigating alcohol use. Individuals that turn 21 years old within the next 4 months and regularly drink alcohol (at least once a week) may be eligible. Participation includes at least one 3-hour session and two 4-8 hour alcohol administration sessions in the lab, and two online follow-up questionnaires. You will be compensated up to $815 for your participation. Please contact Dr. McCarthy and project staff at tldrstudy@missouri.edu for more information.

The Department of Medicine-Endocrinology and Metabolism is recruiting obese (BMI ≥30) men between the ages of 18-35 with no past diagnosis of hypertension (systolic blood pressure ≥130 mmHg and/or diastolic blood pressure ≥80 mmHg). This research is part of a larger study exploring arterial stiffness markers in individuals with obesity or hypertension. This study involves a one-hour visiting time for a single clinic visit in the University Hospital’s Clinical & Translational Science Unit. The study visit will include a blood draw and monitoring via sensors. Participants will be compensated $50 gift card for their time and effort. To participate, please email: grieshaberv@health.missouri.edu and strawnt@health.missouri.edu.

The Department of Medicine-Endocrinology and Metabolism is recruiting obese (BMI ≥30) men between the ages of 18-35 with no past diagnosis of hypertension (systolic blood pressure ≥130 mmHg and/or diastolic blood pressure ≥80 mmHg). This research is part of a larger study exploring arterial stiffness markers in individuals with obesity or hypertension. This study involves a one-hour visiting time for a single clinic visit in the University Hospital’s Clinical & Translational Science Unit. The study visit will include a blood draw and monitoring via sensors. Participants will be compensated $50 gift card for their time and effort. To participate, please email: grieshaberv@health.missouri.edu and strawnt@health.missouri.edu.

Explore the world of literature reviews through this hands-on workshop highlighting different types of reviews, the process involved in creating each one and an overview of best practices. Interactive searching and writing activities will give you the practical skills and resources needed to structure literature reviews for your discipline, while saving you time and effort.

Tuesday, September 15 at 1 p.m.

Registration

Explore the world of literature reviews through this hands-on workshop highlighting different types of reviews, the process involved in creating each one and an overview of best practices. Interactive searching and writing activities will give you the practical skills and resources needed to structure literature reviews for your discipline, while saving you time and effort.

Tuesday, September 15 at 1 p.m.

Registration

Learn the skills you need to build a thriving partnership. ShowMe Healthy Relationships offers a free 6-week series for single Missouri adults to build communication confidence, explore partnership dynamics and focus on personal growth.

Choose your start date:

• Thursday, Sept. 10, 12 - 2 p.m.
• Thursday, Sept. 17, 6:30 - 8:30 p.m.
• Tuesday, Sept. 22, 8 - 10 p.m.

Ready to invest in your future?

Contact Kara Duke at 573-882-4325 or kara.duke@missouri.edu to schedule a brief introductory call.

Learn the skills you need to build a thriving partnership. ShowMe Healthy Relationships offers a free 6-week series for single Missouri adults to build communication confidence, explore partnership dynamics and focus on personal growth.

Choose your start date:

• Thursday, Sept. 10, 12 - 2 p.m.
• Thursday, Sept. 17, 6:30 - 8:30 p.m.
• Tuesday, Sept. 22, 8 - 10 p.m.

Ready to invest in your future?

Contact Kara Duke at 573-882-4325 or kara.duke@missouri.edu to schedule a brief introductory call.

ProQuest TDM Studio is a text and data mining platform that gives researchers easy ways to analyze trusted, citable content from within the Mizzou Libraries' ProQuest collections. Mizzou researchers can analyze text from newspapers, theses and dissertations, congressional hearings and more using the no-code Analytics Assistant or by writing advanced analysis in Python or R. Results of these analyses can then be exported for use in papers, presentations and additional research.

September 16, 2-3 p.m.
October 1, 1-2 p.m.
November 2, 1-2 pm.

Registration

ProQuest TDM Studio is a text and data mining platform that gives researchers easy ways to analyze trusted, citable content from within the Mizzou Libraries' ProQuest collections. Mizzou researchers can analyze text from newspapers, theses and dissertations, congressional hearings and more using the no-code Analytics Assistant or by writing advanced analysis in Python or R. Results of these analyses can then be exported for use in papers, presentations and additional research.

September 16, 2-3 p.m.
October 1, 1-2 p.m.
November 2, 1-2 pm.

Registration

Looking for an opportunity to fulfill a service-learning requirement, Early Level field experience or simply to volunteer? Join Bridge to Mizzou: AVID Mentoring!

• Participate in the AVID mission as a mentor to a high school sophomore or middle school student.
• Opportunities to mentor at Battle High School and Lange Middle School.
• Open to all Mizzou undergraduates and graduate students.

Attend an information session to learn more! Friday, September 4 at 9 a.m. OR 1:15 p.m. in The Bridge, 220 Townsend Hall. Submit a mentor application before the priority deadline of September 18. Orientation meetings will take place on Friday, September 11. Can't make an info session? Contact metzms@missouri.edu.

Looking for an opportunity to fulfill a service-learning requirement, Early Level field experience or simply to volunteer? Join Bridge to Mizzou: AVID Mentoring!

• Participate in the AVID mission as a mentor to a high school sophomore or middle school student.
• Opportunities to mentor at Battle High School and Lange Middle School.
• Open to all Mizzou undergraduates and graduate students.

Attend an information session to learn more! Friday, September 4 at 9 a.m. OR 1:15 p.m. in The Bridge, 220 Townsend Hall. Submit a mentor application before the priority deadline of September 18. Orientation meetings will take place on Friday, September 11. Can't make an info session? Contact metzms@missouri.edu.

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 18–30 years old and have had ≥ 5 alcoholic drinks in your lifetime. Participation includes 4 visits at the Marx Building (MU Campus) involving computer tasks and small sips of water and fruit juice in the scanner (1-2hr/visit; total 6 hrs), plus 5 short electronic surveys over 12 months. Participants can earn up to $390. No alcohol will be consumed. Learn more and complete the screening on the MU LAMP Lab webpage.

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 18–30 years old and have had ≥ 5 alcoholic drinks in your lifetime. Participation includes 4 visits at the Marx Building (MU Campus) involving computer tasks and small sips of water and fruit juice in the scanner (1-2hr/visit; total 6 hrs), plus 5 short electronic surveys over 12 months. Participants can earn up to $390. No alcohol will be consumed. Learn more and complete the screening on the MU LAMP Lab webpage.

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Want to be the first to know, shop and save? Join the list! Sign up for emails and get VIP access to special offers, can't-miss promotions and the latest Mizzou merchandise. The best deals don't wait—make sure you're on the list.  

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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 Patterson 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 Patterson at rap5z6@health.missouri.edu to learn more or ask questions about the study.
 

Check your eligibility on our online form!

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 $800. 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 $800. Study will last about 5 months. If you are interested in participating, please contact Andrea Atkins by email at MUENDOManriqueLab@health.missouri.edu.

We are recruiting right-handed adult native English speakers aged 18-35 for a research study on Mandarin tone learning. Participants should have no tonal language experience (e.g. Mandarin, Thai); no vision or hearing impairments; no speech, language or reading disorders nor amusia. Participants will complete a computerized language learning task in the lab in-person while wearing EEG sensors. 24 hours later, participants will return to the lab to complete a post-test. The first session will take ~1.5 hours, while the second will take ~1 hour. Participants will receive $50 compensation in cash for completing both experimental sessions. If you have any questions or are interested in participating, please contact nerdlab@missouri.edu.

We are recruiting right-handed adult native English speakers aged 18-35 for a research study on Mandarin tone learning. Participants should have no tonal language experience (e.g. Mandarin, Thai); no vision or hearing impairments; no speech, language or reading disorders nor amusia. Participants will complete a computerized language learning task in the lab in-person while wearing EEG sensors. 24 hours later, participants will return to the lab to complete a post-test. The first session will take ~1.5 hours, while the second will take ~1 hour. Participants will receive $50 compensation in cash for completing both experimental sessions. If you have any questions or are interested in participating, please contact nerdlab@missouri.edu.

Can you explain your dissertation research in just three minutes? 3MT® challenges doctoral candidates to communicate complex research clearly and engagingly to a general audience using one static slide.

Participants compete for $1,000 in professional development awards, and the first-place winner advances to the regional competition with travel supported by Mizzou.

Eligibility: Research-based doctoral candidates in good academic standing with a D-3 on file.

Learn more and register by Friday, Sept. 25 at 5 p.m. →

Can you explain your dissertation research in just three minutes? 3MT® challenges doctoral candidates to communicate complex research clearly and engagingly to a general audience using one static slide.

Participants compete for $1,000 in professional development awards, and the first-place winner advances to the regional competition with travel supported by Mizzou.

Eligibility: Research-based doctoral candidates in good academic standing with a D-3 on file.

Learn more and register by Friday, Sept. 25 at 5 p.m. →

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 at the MU Campus. Participants will be compensated up to $250 for their time and effort. Please contact limberglab@missouri.edu or visit mustudies.com to 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 at the MU Campus. Participants will be compensated up to $250 for their time and effort. Please contact limberglab@missouri.edu or visit mustudies.com to complete a short questionnaire to find out if you qualify!

The Department of Nutrition and Exercise Physiology is conducting research examining cardiovascular changes before, during and after the menopause transition. If you are a healthy, non-pregnant, non-tobacco-using woman who is experiencing signs of perimenopause (hot flashes, changes in cycle length for more than two months in a row), please consider reaching out to limberglab@missouri.edu or mustudies.com to find out about participation. Study visits take place on the University of Missouri, Columbia campus. Participants will be provided with blood test and body composition results, and will be compensated up to $250 for completion of the study. 

The Department of Nutrition and Exercise Physiology is conducting research examining cardiovascular changes before, during and after the menopause transition. If you are a healthy, non-pregnant, non-tobacco-using woman who is experiencing signs of perimenopause (hot flashes, changes in cycle length for more than two months in a row), please consider reaching out to limberglab@missouri.edu or mustudies.com to find out about participation. Study visits take place on the University of Missouri, Columbia campus. Participants will be provided with blood test and body composition results, and will be compensated up to $250 for completion of the study.