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Erin Yosai awarded Early Career Faculty Scholarship from Trainers of School Psychologists

LAWRENCE — Each year, the Trainers of School Psychologists

SPED faculty member selected for NC DADD Distinguished Service Award

Glennda McKeithan, associate teaching professor in KU Special Education, was honored as this year’s award recipient.

KU study documents connection between strength, proficient basketball shooting

LAWRENCE — LeBron James has many things, including the recently acquired NBA all-time scoring record and his long-possessed commanding physical strength. The two seem to be related.

University announces fall 2022 honor roll

LAWRENCE — More than 7,100 undergraduate students at the University of Kansas earned honor roll distinction for the fall 2022 semester.

Poplar native Myltin Bighorn going to Super Bowl as intern with Kansas City Chiefs

Currently a graduate student in sport management at the University of Kansas — where he graduated with a bachelor's degree in May of last year — Bighorn is the Chiefs' inaugural recipient of the LoneBear/H. Roe Bartle Rotational Internship

11 KU students, alumni named semifinalists for Fulbright Awards

LAWRENCE – Eleven University of Kansas students and alumni have advanced to the semifinalist round for Fulbright U.S. Student Awards, which will provide funding to study, conduct research or teach English abroad for the 2023-2024 academic year.

KU alums compete in Super Bowl LVII training opposing teams

No matter which team takes home this year’s Super Bowl trophy, KU alumni will be winners. Two KU alums who are athletic trainers are part of this year’s Super Bowl teams — only they’ll be on opposite sidelines.

KU team develops virtual reality therapy system that aids clients, therapists with real-time brain data

LAWRENCE — Clients seeking therapy need to feel comfortable in an environment that is conducive to examining mental health and with a counselor they can trust. Meeting those needs can be challenging in a remote therapy environment.

KU leading project to aid students who internalized anxious feelings from pandemic

LAWRENCE —The University of Kansas has secured grant funding to conduct a project to look for students with internalizing behaviors who have anxious feelings that may negatively affect their education, and to help teachers implement new strategies to attend to those feelings while re-engaging in

‘Research & Teaching Festival’ conference to be hosted for educators

LAWRENCE — The School of Education & Human Sciences at the University of Kansas will host the 2023 Research & Teaching Festival

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