Craig
T. Ramey, Ph.D., director of the Center on
Health and Education at NHS, was quoted in The
Washington Post about a new study detailing
various indicators of childhood progress.
David
Fajgenbaum (NHS'07) talked to the Today
Show recently about the group he started,
National Students of Ailing Mothers & Fathers.
Edilma
Yearwood, Ph.D., assistant professor of nursing,
is highlighted on the Web site of the Jamaica
News Bulletin about her forthcoming work
in the country as a U.S. Fulbright Senior Specialist.
Craig
T. Ramey, Ph.D., director of the Center on
Health and Education at NHS, was recently cited
in The
Binghamton (N.Y.) Press & Sun-Bulletin about
his work on early childhood development.
Robin
Lanzi, Ph.D., assistant professor in the Department
of Human Science at NHS, was quoted in a Washington
Post story about critical thinking skills
development.
Robert
Friedland, Ph.D., associate professor of health
systems administration at NHS, was quoted in The
Washington Post in a story about providing
care for the uninsured.
The Association
of American Colleges and Universities featured
Georgetown's Engelhard Project on AACU-TV during
the association's annual meeting in Washington,
D.C. The piece features Todd Olson, vice
president for student affairs, Edilma Yearwood,
assistant professor of nursing, and Martyna
Skowron (NHS'09), a human science major.
Mayri
Sagady Leslie, a faculty member in the nationally
ranked Nurse Midwifery Program at NHS, was quoted
in The
(N.Y.) Daily Gazette about myths around
guessing a baby's gender.
Myrtle
McCulloch, Ed.D., assistant professor in the
Department of International Health and a registered
dietitian, was quoted extensively in The Seattle
Post-Intelligencer about balancing
healthy and unhealthy ingredients in various dishes.
Lois
Wessel, a faculty member in the Family Nurse
Practitioner Program, wrote an essay that ran in
the The
Washington Post's health section about
her work with the immigrant community.
Craig
Ramey, Ph.D., director of the Center on Health
and Education at NHS, was quoted in The
Washington Post related to his testimony
before the D.C. Council on expanding pre-K programs. |