Reading and writing instruction in K-12 schools has seen a significant shift in recent years to focus on instructional practices grounded in scientific evidence. This...
For years, educators have been interested in accommodating students with disabilities and medical impairments into regular classrooms. Classroom and furniture design has been developed and...
Throughout history, writers have engaged with subjects of health and disease–sometimes as the main focus of a work or as a subplot or guiding thread...
“I feel I must fight for Der Wald … because I want women to turn their minds to big and difficult jobs.” Ethel Smyth wrote...
Anxiety disorder is characterized by excessive fear or avoidance of perceived threats that can be persistent and debilitating. Diet is a modifiable risk factor that...
My new book project, tentatively titled “The Northern Renaissance in Vienna: Imperialism and Orientalism in the Writings of Johannes Cuspinian,” focuses on Johannes Cuspinian (1473-1529)...
Mass shootings are on the rise in America. Arguments from media authors and policy makers often focus on lacking gun control or mental illness to...
Focal dystonia continues to be a perplexing neuromuscular disorder, disrupting the studies and careers of musicians, often with devastating consequences. In pianists, focal dystonia is...
The impact of the COVID-19 pandemic is falling disproportionately on the most vulnerable population throughout the world, and Nepal is no exception. The impact has...
This presentation is based on a book chapter that looks at intersectional queerness in the context of health/medical rhetorics—an area of rhetorical study often overlooked—and...
The Shaping of Afro-Spaniard Identities: From the Colonial View to Counternarratives of Blackness within Spanish Culture (1920-2020) is an ongoing project of collaborative publications to...