Renee Causey-Upton, PhD, OTR/L: Department of Occupational Sciences and Occupational Therapy. Eastern Kentucky University
Michael Wesley (Moderator), Behavioral Science, presents success stories from faculty members related to launching productive research programs.
This is part of the VPR Lunch & Learn series. Bring your lunch. We'll provide beverages and dessert.
Registration is not required.
Taunya Phillips, Office of Technology Commercialization, presents on creating startups and becoming a successful entrepreneur.
This is part of the VPR Lunch & Learn series. Bring your lunch. We'll provide beverages and dessert.
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Identification of language impairment in the early elementary years: Research into clinical marker and population-based screening approaches
Brian Weiler, PhD, CCC-SLP, Assistant Professor, Western Kentucky University
Helene Lake-Bullock, Office of Research Integrity, presents on human subjects in research and navigating eIRB.
This is part of the VPR Lunch & Learn series. Bring your lunch. We'll provide beverages and dessert.
Registration is not required.
Kathy Grzech, Proposal Development Office, presents on limited submissions & tips for foundation/corporate funding sources
This is part of the VPR Lunch & Learn series. Bring your lunch. We'll provide beverages and dessert.
Registration is not required.
Promoting community awareness of lung cancer screening among disparate populations: Results of the cancer-Community Awareness Access Research and Education Project
Lovoria Williams, PhD, FNP-BC, FAANP, College of Nursing, University of Kentucky
Bernie Doerning, Division of Laboratory Animal Resources, presents information on conducting responsible research utilizing laboratory animals.
This is part of the VPR Lunch & Learn series. Bring your lunch. We'll provide beverages and dessert. Registration is not required.
Brett Spear, Microbiology, Immunology & Molecular Genetics, presents strategies for mentoring graduate students.
This is part of the VPR Lunch & Learn series. Bring your lunch. We'll provide beverages and dessert. Registration is not required.
Music for all: Evaluation of an inclusive summer music camp for elementary school students
Using psycholinguistic inquiry to investigate autobiographical memories of musical experiences
Presented by:
Olivia Yinger, PhD, Lucille Caudill Little Associate Professor and Chair of Music Therapy