… were inconsistent. The study was completed with nearly 700 nursing students from 10 schools around the U.S., and its findings broke new ground. “What we found,” … are designed to be learning spaces where students can make mistakes, learn from them, and try again, so that they can improve their skills through deliberate … therapists, or trained stage and screen actors. Others are newcomers who he trains from scratch. Williams helps make simulations feel real enough to help students learn …

… You spend much of your life working hard, often without expecting acknowledgment from your peers, so I feel truly fortunate to be recognized in this way. And Green … (ASR) and artificial intelligence (AI) as research tools in our field.”  And this from Thomas F. Campbell, Ph.D., emeritus professor and emeritus executive director of … level. "I am deeply grateful for the support that has made my research possible—from funding sources like the NIH, generous donors, and the universities where I’ve …

… Disabilities Topics Communication Sciences & Disorders Research Researchers from the Learning Disabilities Translational Science Collective Visit Boston for … Science Collective’s annual meeting. The international team of professionals from the universities that make up the Collective took part in two days of … as a co-lead center investigator. In addition to Hogan, Nicole Patton Terry from Florida State, Emily Solari from University of Virginia, and Sara Hart from …

… Hackathon (IATH) this past spring. The Hackathon pairs teams of students from Boston-area schools with people with disabilities from the local community who identify a daily living challenge and serve as … fifth year, the 2025 IATH featured nine co-designers who worked with 50 students from six schools — Tufts, Northeastern, Olin College of Engineering, Boston …

… honor a faculty member can receive. Her award, reaction, and congratulations from thrilled colleagues sitting nearby, were among the highlights at the Fall 2023 … October 3. “I'm extremely honored,” said an excited Halvorson-Bourgeois. “To hear from the students that I work with every day, and my mentors who are really shining … director of the BEAM Lab, received the Faculty Award for Excellence in Research from Nara Gavini, associate provost for research. Marziye Eshghi, assistant professor …

… Language Pediatrics Rehabilitation Researcher Drs. Tiffany Hogan and Maura Curran from MGH Institute of Health Professions will use a $3.6 million, five-year grant from the National Institutes of Health (NIH) Institute on Deafness and Other … the Harvard-Kent Elementary School in Charlestown which was funded by a seed grant from the local office of accounting firm RSM. What they learned through testing the …

… to our lab work. Not only that, but each week we are inspired by researchers from a variety of fields, so we can learn from other professions and potentially apply ideas from other disciplines to our own work. Why did you choose to come to this program … to our lab work. Not only that, but each week we are inspired by researchers from a variety of fields, so we can learn from other professions and potentially …

… Youth Scholars program. On two consecutive Thursdays, they listened and learned from MGH Institute graduate students in the school’s genetic counseling, nursing, … Genetic counseling students Rebecca Rojas (middle) and Kennedi Jones (second from right) show Haris Skoko (second from left) and other MGH Youth Scholars a completed pedigree intake. Physical therapy …