Knowledge is power
In this community conversation, learn about the early history and growth of Christopher Newport and the process that displaced a valuable and well-established neighborhood that was home to many African-Americans. This event at CNU featured voices of Newport News residents, historians, students, and a church pastor.
In the first week of April, I made my way to Alexandria to join the Faison team at the VAABA conference. It was my first time presenting a poster in my professional career, and I was excited to be part of such a fantastic team for a two-day conference. One of the most memorable parts of the conference was when President Byron Wine introduced the first-ever E. Scott Geller Award, which was presented by Dr. Geller himself. Dr. Geller has been a significant figure in behavioral psychology for 50 years and started "Actively Caring for People." It was an honor to hear him talk about his work. I also got to listen to Dr. John Austin's closing speech. Dr. Austin is an author, publisher, professor, entrepreneur, and mentor. His speech was insightful and expanding my knowledge on OBM. I'm really grateful for the chance to attend this event as a Research Assistant under the guidance of Faison and my supervisor, Eli Newcomb. It was a great experience that helped me learn a lot and meet some really interesting people!
Making a few updates to my page. I have been working as a Research Assistant at The Faison Center since August. I am grateful that I can utilize my degree and the experiences I've learned in my undergrad research from CNU towards my best efforts in supporting behavior analysis and organizational behavior management research. I plan to continue to learn and grow in this position. I plan to engulf myself in the world of research!
Now wait until you see the positive effect with ASD…..
Bilingual Boost: Preterm Children Thrive with Two Languages A new study reveals bilingualism aids cognitive performance in children born prematurely, challenging common healthcare advice. The bilingual advantage might be a game-changer for nurturing developmental skills in preterm kids.
Very proud to share this publication on my page. Congratulations 👏🏽
It has been a long time coming, and I am thrilled to announce my first scientific publication as a first author! I am so proud to have been a part of this project in Darlene Mitrano's laboratory. If you are interested in learning more about the subcellular research we conducted on the locus coeruleus, feel free to read the article via the link below! https://lnkd.in/gTYA5pwv #brain #neuroscience #publication #firstauthor
