A Different Picture
In graduate school, Emily Coderre was fascinated by how the brain manages language in bilingual speakers. Her doctoral work considered language processing and executive control. As a postdoc, her focus shifted to how language processing differs in autistic and non-autistic individuals.
“There are claims that autistic people have difficulties with language, particularly reading...
Making Clinical Conversations More Meaningful
As a palliative care nurse practitioner who regularly treated patients in advanced stages of cancer and heart failure, Elise Tarbi was clinically prepared to navigate conversations on sensitive topics. She was trained to get to know a person, help them understand their illness, and navigate treatment options.
Fall 2022 Department News
The College is pleased to share the following updates from our academic departments and programs.
Biomedical and Health Sciences
- Public Health Program Earns National Accreditation
- Faculty Publications and Projects
- Grants and Awards
- Faculty/Staff Updates
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More News
- Recipe for Health
- Addressing Disability Microaggressions at School
- What's It Really Like to Be a Nurse During a Pandemic?
- Making Work Rehabilitation Work
- CNHS Appoints New Associate Dean for Research and Faculty Affairs
- Nursing Faculty and Students Practice 'Age-Friendly Health Care' at Appletree Bay
- Seth Frietze Named Dr. Ronald W. Pero International Research Green and Gold Professor
- “Straight Sex is Complicated Enough” study addresses lived experience of those who identify as autistic and LGBTQ+
- Gut bacteria in multiple sclerosis: probiotic or commensal, good or bad?
- Eyal Amiel Selected to Edit Research Series for Immunology
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