… faces with locations and hear where stuff is." “We had a beautiful day and there was a great presence from students, faculty, staff, administration, outside agencies, … clubs and organizations,” said Ronan Campbell, OSAS Assistant to the Dean. “It was great to see so many smiles and witness the excitement for the year ahead.” While … from table to table taking in what the fair had to offer. “I already feel like my mind is being open to a whole new world.” …

… SHRS Winter Concert Celebrates the Arts Topics Campus Culture Student Life There was an engaging and energetic atmosphere for the School of Health and … LaRivee, MSSLP '2 shared their vocal abilities as well. The afternoon event was highlighted by a performance of the tune “ Suzy Snowflake,” with special lyrics … Boutin on the piano. Helen Cohen, MSSLP '26, played her guitar and sang to "In My Life," by The Beatles, "La Vie en Rose" by Edith Piaf, and "Being Alive" by …

… by ASHA to imagine the next 100 years of communication sciences and disorders was both exciting and sobering,” reflected Green, the Matina Souretis Horner … Rehabilitation Sciences and Director of the Speech and Feeding Disorders Lab . “It was an exhilarating mental exercise to envision bold new possibilities — neural … implants, AI companions, thought-to-speech training — while acknowledging that my ideas will probably underestimate the speed of scientific progress. At the same …

… they could have and access while at their pediatric clinical rotation. When I was precepting, one of my students said jokingly that I should write a book.” Mike, an instructor of … by a physician assistant and nurse practitioner,” said Mike. “We felt that this was a good way to not only fulfill one of our scholarly goals but also to show that … access while at their pediatric clinical rotation. When I was precepting, one of my students said jokingly that I should write a book.” Mike, an instructor of …

… Therapy student who had attended the previous event during the summer term. “My major, for example, is made up predominantly of white females and something that stuck out to me was how can you give the best care to someone in a different position than if you … Therapy student who had attended the previous event during the summer term. “My major, for example, is made up predominantly of white females and something that …

… pandemic began to make an impact. Breakey, an assistant professor of nursing, was asked by the Norman Knight Nursing Center for Clinician and Professional … cardiac surgery at Brigham and Women’s Hospital. “I have been happy to put some of my ICU knowledge and skills to work in this small way,” said Breakey. “The nurse … to move classes to a virtual platform in March. “When the pandemic started, there was a clear and immediate need for training - not only for students but also for CSD …

… From toileting skills to dressing to eating, the impact on the Jordanian children was immediate.  “The moment you see the children or the person with the disability, … “It was an amazing experience to immerse myself in a new culture and it opened my eyes to new ways of serving clients in the future,” added Livingston, who will … confidence in myself and learned a lot of amazing skills that I plan to use in my future practice. I'm just grateful that I was able to have this experience.”   …

… the pandemic. In both cases, they were entering health care at a time when so much was uncertain and most healthcare providers faced unprecedented challenges. While … around the world who are getting ready to make their mark in the world, I offer my congratulation and best wishes for a successful, productive, and impactful career. … around the world who are getting ready to make their mark in the world, I offer my congratulation and best wishes for a successful, productive, and impactful career. …

… could log their virtual 5K results.  For Torrey, Fanuele’s cancer hit “close to my heart” – Fanuele was her advisor, and several of Torrey’s family members have had cancer. “We all got … to advocate for health maintenance and screening, which is how her breast cancer was discovered. When the biopsy results came back positive, she felt like a lightning …