Monthly Archive:: July 2019
Sarah Mountz, University at Albany – Challenges of Transgender and Gender Expansive Youth in Foster Care
Foster care can be tough. Especially for transgender and gender expansive youth. Sarah Mountz, assistant professor
11/7/2019
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Rajesh Kana, University of Alabama at Birmingham – Autism Biomarkers
Diagnosing autism earlier could make life easier for children and their parents. Rajesh Kana, associate professor
10/7/2019
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Sonja Dümpelmann, Harvard University – Street Trees
Trees can be an important part of a city street. Sonja Dümpelmann, associate professor of landscape
9/7/2019
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Jason Delborne, North Carolina State University – Forest Biotech
We have genetically engineered food; how about trees? Jason Delborne, associate professor of science, policy and
8/7/2019
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This Week on The Academic Minute (2019.07.08)
This Week on The Academic Minute 2019.07.08 Monday, July 8th Jason Delborne of North Carolina State
7/7/2019
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The Academic Minute for 2019.07.01-07.05
The Academic Minute from 07.01 – 07.05 Monday, July 1st Garrett Broad – Fordham University What
6/7/2019
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Katherine Aquino, Manhattan College – Students With Disabilities
Should we embrace the concept of disability as a positive component of student diversity? Katherine Aquino,
5/7/2019
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Jay Zagorsky, The Ohio State University – Fireworks
Be careful with your fireworks this year. Jay Zagorsky, research scientist and economist at The Ohio
4/7/2019
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Anna Amirkhanyan, American University – Food Insecurity
You don’t have look overseas for people who are going hungry. Anna Amirkhanyan, associate professor of
3/7/2019
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Arthur Glenberg, Arizona State University – Embodied Cognition
If you want to activate your emotions, start speaking. Arthur Glenberg, professor of psychology at Arizona
2/7/2019
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