Spring 2019
Parent-Teacher Relationships Can Support Positive Behavior in Students
Kathleen Strickland-Cohen and Kathleen Kyzar want to foster partnerships while problem behavior is mild or moderate.
Research + Discovery
Spring 2019
Staying Young and Present Through Dance
Dance professor Susan Douglas Roberts explores liveliness and defining virtuosity as a performer.
Spring 2019
New Biochemical Research can Protect Against Poison or Biological Threats
Professor Onofrio Annunziata focuses on dendrimers that can make the proteins they attach to tougher and less susceptible to deterioration inside the body.
Spring 2019
Community Support Helps Families Rise to a Challenge
Assistant professor Aesha John researches the understanding, impact and resources of parents with an intellectually disabled child.
Winter 2019
Making the Mind-Body Connection in Dance
Jessica Zeller values student input and critical thinking over rote mimicry.
Winter 2019
Learning to Avoid Risky Behavior
Probationers use an app developed at the Institute of Behavioral Research to model better decision-making.
Winter 2019
‘De Niro Method’ Tracks Actor’s Evolving Career
Film scholar R. Colin Tait looks at five decades of artistic accomplishment and how a star can contribute to a director’s vision.
Winter 2019
Hands-On Learning Helps Medical Students Put Patients First
TCU and UNTHSC School of Medicine’s Dr. Stephen Scott discusses the school’s integrated approach to education.
Winter 2019
Mauricio Papini: Looking for the Link
The psychology professor says addiction, pain and frustration have something in common.
Fall 2018
Industrial Sexuality: Historian Examines Egypt’s Transformation
An associate professor’s work explores how industrialization and gender roles disrupted power structures in modern Egypt.
Current Issue: Fall 2019
