HEALTH

A better state of well-being

for everyone in our region

Investing in Health today prepares Florida for the health care needs of tomorrow.

With an aging population and a recent pandemic, demand for health care has never been higher — but the workforce continues to shrink.  Florida Atlantic is on a mission to train the next generation of medical professionals and ensure a better quality of life for everyone in our region. But we can’t do it without you.

FAU can train an additional

380

health care workers per year with scholarship support.

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Florida Atlantic University’s Stiles-Nicholson Brain Institute to Add New Research Center

Florida Atlantic University’s Stiles-Nicholson Brain Institute (SNBI) received a grant from Palm Health Foundation for the development of the Center for the Resilient Mind. This pledge, in the form of a challenge grant, contributes to the Center’s $2.5 million launch goal.

The Center of the Resilient Mind will bring together neuroscientists, psychologists, clinicians, educators, social workers and artists to investigate the foundations of the resilient mind across the human lifespan. Researchers will investigate brain resiliency to stress and neurobehavioral disorders and explore opportunities to promote brain health through community engagement.

The Center will be the latest addition to the SNBI, which supports brain research and education across Florida Atlantic University’s campuses and in partnership with leading neuroscience research institutes. Current centers include the David and Lynn Nicholson Center for Neurodegenerative Disease Research, where scientists are investigating neurodegenerative diseases, such as Alzheimer’s disease, ALS, and Parkinson’s disease to improve diagnosis and treatment, and the Center for the Future of AI, Mind & Society, where thought leaders in philosophy, artificial intelligence, neuroscience, political science, and other fields come together to analyze scientific, societal, and ethical issues.

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Addressing the healthcare shortage.

We’ll increase medical, nursing and social work class sizes to alleviate health care shortages. We’ll train the professionals of tomorrow, innovating through research, and preparing our students to join the health care workforce.

Making health care education accessible at an early age.

We’ll bring renowned academic medicine to southeast Florida, creating pathways for health careers from pre-K through adulthood, and improving the lives of citizens in our region and beyond.

Empowering innovation.

With bench-to-bedside research and education, we'll bring brilliant minds and advanced technology together to lead the future of health and health research.