… were accompanied by Professor Elissa Ladd and Assistant Professor Kaveri Roy.  “It was such a privilege,” said second year student Desai. “We had so much access.” “The … experience to go there and have all the staff, faculty and students say, ‘Oh, my gosh. Wow! That's so cool that you're here and so cool that you know the language.’ Bridging that gap of living in the U.S. but being able to show them my interest in coming back and learning from them was extremely exciting.” Added …

… counselors.  “ I never heard of a program like this until I arrived, and many of my students haven ’ t either. It's primarily a group-based treatment, and I work … really nice feedback over the years from the directors of the program and from my students. Some of my students say, ‘ This is one of the best clinicals. ’  It's … until their retirements.  “ I've always been connected to MGH my entire life – it was such a comfortable place for me,” observed Ferraro.  “ My first job out of …

… then raised her left foot, gingerly keeping her balance.   “Time to let go of my hand,” said Dr. Prue Plummer , a professor of physical therapy and Multiple … relapsing remitting Multiple Sclerosis in 2005, followed the instructions. Then it was time for LaSpina to switch most of her weight to the right side, the one more affected by her MS.   “Oh, my goodness,” she said. “This is harder.”   Plummer then had LaSpina close her eyes, …

… gained prominence in 1989 with his pioneering book,  The End of Nature , which was published in 24 different languages. Since then, he has traveled the world … subtitle, “A Roadmap for Grassroots Advocacy,” is another reason McKibben was drawn to being part of the event. His nonprofit, 350.org that he launched in 2007 … gained prominence in 1989 with his pioneering book,  The End of Nature , which was published in 24 different languages. Since then, he has traveled the world …

… of these changes in the economy. The unemployment rate for men in December of 2020 was 6.4%, while black women had an unemployment rate of 8.4%, and Latinas had an … family members and children that were not in school or daycare. This inequity was highlighted by our own Dr. Tiffany Hogan and her colleagues in an article that … inequity is seen in all aspects of our society. As a women’s basketball fan, I was struck by the recent revelations that the woman playing in the NCAA’s March …

… in the title and instead made it all about leadership,” White said, noting that it was geared for colleagues who taught at a medical school at the University of … while studying in the school’s Doctor of Speech-Language Pathology program. “My focus in the program was on leadership and I wanted to learn more about that, so … said. “Some of the scenarios were really interesting since it was outside of my role as a speech-language pathologist but there are things I can apply to my job.” …

… at the Yawkey Center for Outpatient Care at Massachusetts General Hospital.  “It was a good thing Gail helped me.” “Gail” is Dr. Gail Samdperil, a long-time academic … on strengths when writing his personal statement. “She was very helpful in that my statement highlights my clinical experiences to make my application stand out,” said Maruna, who plans to …

… A Month of Transition May was an exciting month for me as president of the IHP. I was extremely fortunate to be part of my first Commencement, where we conferred degrees to 583 students that our … everywhere, providing help and direction to all who needed it.  Since this was my first graduation ceremony, I was asked by the Board of Trustees to provide the …