Learn more about Vivian Koomson, a Prevention Science doctoral student from Ghana who is making significant strides in her academic and professional journey.
Over the past decade, an increasing number of state legislatures across the United States have recognized the importance of codifying school-based protections for students with, or at-risk for, dyslexia.
Ask alum Adrian Cruz, FHS '21, what made the difference for him at the University of Oregon, and he’ll say advising support. Or working for a program that inspires high schoolers to pursue higher ed. Or his time with Duck Rides, the free transportation service.
Shows for girls mention sweets eight times more often than shows for boys, study finds. Nichole Kelly, PhD, who researches eating behaviors at the university, said it is important to monitor how food is marketed to younger generations — as a “poor diet” can increase the risk factor for certain health conditions.
Professor Leslie Leve, PhD from the University of Oregon, was a visiting lecturer at the University of Cambridge and is currently an affiliate of their Rudd Research Centre. Leslie discussed her unique academic career, what inspires her and what advice she can offer to mark International Women's Day.
The Association for Science in Autism Treatment (ASAT) celebrates Dr. Kimberly Marshall, who they consider one of their most impactful volunteers. Under Kimberly’s leadership, ASAT has published 24 treatment summaries in the last few years, two of which she authored herself. She has helped them to successfully strike a balance between behavior-analytic and non-behavior-analytic interventions.
Education experts agree that early screening and intervention is critical for making sure students can read at grade level. But so far, state officials have done almost everything to combat dyslexia except mandate assessments for all students. Providing expert commentary is COE's Professor Lillian Duran, who has helped develop screening tools for dyslexia.
Who's that Duck? Meet Jody Ferguson, HEDCO Clinic Manager, College of Education and the 2023 Outstanding Employee Award recipient. Jody shares a bit about herself and her work.
