E. Charles Healey, professor emeritus in the Department of Special Education and Communication Disorders at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, is being remembered for his contributions as a teacher, researcher, colleague and friend. Healey died June 26, 2024, at his home in Florida at the age of 75.
A workshop in the University of Nebraska–Lincoln’s Barkley Speech-Language and Hearing Clinic is helping people identify normal changes in memory, as well as strategies for maintaining good cognitive health with aging.
A total of 1,012 students in CEHS at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln have been named to the Dean’s List for the Spring semester of the 2023-24 academic year.
Video is now available of the May 3 Methodology Applications Series presentation by Yingying Wang, associate professor of special education and communication disorders.
Four graduate students from the College of Education and Human Sciences were recognized during the Office of Graduate Studies' annual Graduate Fellowship and Awards Luncheon.
Seven students from the College of Education and Human Sciences are among the 197 Huskers graduating from the University Honors Program at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln.
As she prepares to graduate with her bachelor's degree in communication sciences and disorders, Jenna Rogers has left her mark by turning her passion for working with people with disabilities into an annual camp and research that will continue to make an impact at the university and in the Lincoln community for years to come.
Three students from the College of Education and Human Sciences were among the Husker graduate and undergraduate students awarded prizes for their scholarship and presentation skills at the 2024 Student Research Days Poster Sessions and Creative Exhibitions.
