First, she thought she wanted to be pre-med, but she ended up falling in love with research and data. Then, there was another question: What should she study? That was answered when a dangerous bout of sepsis wrecked her body, giving her a new interest to investigate. Now, she’s looking at similar instances in burn victims.

For Allison Owen, PhD, her work is about finding new passions, and following those questions wherever they lead. So follow us as we go looking for something new to study … on this episode of The Way Podcast.

He’s taught students here in America. He’s helped create academic programs in foreign countries. He’s set up not one, but two separate stores at the Peddler’s Mall in Richmond, Ky. And last spring, he became the newest member of the College of Health Sciences Hall of Fame. This month, we’re talking to Emeritus Faculty David Fahringer.

Throughout his life, he’s found countless ways to help others. Why? Because he says he’s been called to do so — and because, he says, the University of Kentucky gave him so very much in his life. Once again, come with us — we’re Finding Ways to Help … on this episode of The Way Podcast.

This month, as College of Health Sciences students arrive back on campus for the fall semester, we get to step into the classroom with Dr. Leslie Woltenberg. And it is here that we learn about many things … like, how we figure out what we want in our lives, and the importance of mentorship, and the legends that are Pat and Agnes. We also learn a new word — sonder.

But in the end, we learn about why Dr. Woltenberg is one of the most beloved professors in CHS. She is relatable and genuine in every sense of the word. So, come with us — we’re Learning Through Story … on this episode of The Way Podcast.