… to the information one is trying to learn. Importantly, visualization can be used for  complex  concepts and reasoning, rather than just for remembering facts … & Jeannerod, 1995). As an instructor, you can identify a complex concept in your class and develop appropriate visual imagery to represent it. This often takes … Elon University http://www.elon.edu/e-web/academics/teaching/ https://www.facebook.com/catlelon/ …

… Health in HIV Care: A Nurse Researcher’s Journey Topics Research Alumni Spotlight For more than 20 years, alumna Sarah Looby, MS-NU '00 has combined compassion, … women navigating menopause while living with HIV. Tell us a little bit about your career path. For over two decades, I have conducted clinical research at … to the medical reason for which they were admitted.  Tell us a little bit about your current research. Increasing numbers of women living with HIV are entering …

… at Bellack Library Topics Campus Culture Student Life With exams and due dates for final assignments fast approaching, the library staff hosted the first of two … pages, crayons, pencils, and markers to allow students to warm up and unwind for an hour between classes and studying. “Every Spring and Fall semester, we try to … and to give them a chance to take a break during a potentially stressful time for them,” said MGH Institute Librarian, Katie Stinson. “We're hoping that stopping …

… of Communication Sciences and Disorders; Patrice Nicholas , Director of the Center for Climate Change, Climate Justice, and Health in the School of Nursing; Rita Olans … them for their future lives as clinicians. Each of you shows such dedication to your jobs and to our students and their clients every single day.… “I am grateful to … you, all of you as part of my family and I will keep in touch. Consider me part of your posse and I will show up. I am so proud to have worked here and to have been …

… alcohol and drug use. The month promotes the reality that recovery is possible for all, but the word itself has many meanings – among them, returning to wellness … entrants into treatment and recovery programs.  I often think of it like this: if your loved one was the person injecting, this is what you’d want. You'd want somebody … is that if you die, you can't go into remission. You mentioned that earlier in your career, you weren’t prepared to work with individuals using substances. Has …

… our values, and to welcome new colleagues,” said Dr. Peter Cahn, Associate Provost for Academic Affairs, in greeting the faculty, staff, and administrators who packed … community together,” said Bushardt, who began at the IHP in August. “Regardless of your specific roles and responsibilities, each of us is connected to the IHP’s … so open to have difficult conversations – that’s something that never goes away in your life, it never goes away. In your career, it really gives you the chance to get …

… Education Month, during which the value and impact of global opportunities for learning are celebrated. International education can encompass a variety of … Alyssa Savery, SLP ’19, traveled to Belize in her last semester at the IHP to visit The Inspiration Center, a non-governmental organization in the capital of … at the Plaster House in Tanzania, a pediatric pre- and post-surgical home for children with treatable disabilities. Upon her graduation, she co-founded a …