… and equitable care. Questions. Lots of questions. Questions such as: “When did your child start crawling?” When did she start talking?” Is there a family history of genetic issues? “What kind of safety barriers do you have in your home?” “What kind of things does he like to do?” “Has she had any illnesses?” … in their respective programs. During each 45-minute block, it wasn’t unusual for one of the 28 children to dart out of the camera’s view, only to return running …

… relied upon were scaled back or vanished completely. “It became a real problem for a lot of students,” said Mike Boutin, the assistant dean for faculty and student success in the School of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences. … will occur periodically. Students Phyllis Wallace MSN'24 & Kira Kearney OTD '22 check out what's available at the IHP Community Pantry​​​​​​​ l-to-r: Phyllis …

… has jumped from 615 to 1,228.  The Bellack Library has created a new model for information literacy, boosted asynchronous library instruction that kicked into … in the area of Justice, Equity, Diversity and Inclusion the library is responsible for an information padlet, PPP LibGuide, and the JEDI Reading Club. When Generative … and endurance with students and faculty at the center of it, as always.” Check out the library’s growth here.   …

… my people.” Although AlHeresh has not lived in Jordan since moving to the USA for her PhD in 2011, the story of her grandfather’s relocation, along with still … an initiative that focuses on rehabilitation, clinical training, and advocacy for adults and children with disabilities. Thanks to a seed grant from the Institute … hundreds of patient evaluations, held workshops, and led educational sessions for parents and local rehabilitation workers who want to learn more about disability …