As someone who has stuttered for as long as she can recall, Naomi Rodgers knows the social-emotional ramifications of it. Her latest research suggests that teens who stutter may be especially prone to detecting, and then avoiding, the negative social cues they sometimes encounter.
Chancellor Ronnie Green will host a university-wide Celebration of Service, honoring nearly 1,000 faculty and staff, on Oct. 19. The 2020 honorees list includes 69 faculty and staff from the College of Education and Human Sciences.
The Barkley Speech Language and Hearing Clinic at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln has partnered with Educational Service Unit locations in western Nebraska to offer the evaluation through a HIPAA-compliant encrypted video.
The Barkley Speech Language and Hearing Clinic at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln has partnered with Educational Service Unit locations in western Nebraska to offer the evaluation through a HIPAA-compliant encrypted video.
The Department of Special Education and Communication Disorders is temporarily suspending the GRE score requirement for students applying to its graduate programs.
In the latest feature in the Huskers' "N" Our Voice series, Dedrick Mills, a senior child, youth and family studies major, shares a personal story with the community.
Outdoor learning is not a new approach for the Ruth Staple Child Development Laboratory. The child care center currently has openings for ages 18 months to 5 years.
The first of two combined NAECR Knowledge/Networking events explored ways to initiate, conduct and sustain early childhood research in the age of COVID-19.
