Talk entitled “Who Says I Can’t” to focus on the Psychosocial Aspects of Rehabilitation Entrepreneur, author, motivational speaker, and extreme sports enthusiast Jothy Rosenberg, PhD, will deliver the 2013 Meredith E. Drench Lecture at Boston University College of Health & Rehabilitation Sciences: Sargent College on April 11, 2013. His talk, titled after his book of […]
Take advantage of National Napping Day, invented by Dr. William Anthony, a BU professor and director of the Center for Psychiatric Rehabilitation. There are many reasons why a little extra sleep can pay off… Read the rest of this entry
All Sargent students are invited to our Professional Development Symposium on Thursday March 28, 5-8 p.m. on the 2nd Floor of Sargent College.There will be variety of career development opportunities throughout the evening including: Mock interviews with feedback provided (for employment, med, or grad school) – First Come, First Serve* Resume Review with feedback – […]
Using Skype, email, and two intrepid research assistants, Eileen O’Keefe, a Sargent College clinical associate professor and director of the health science program, has been leading the India Research and Outreach Initiative for nearly two years… Read the rest of this entry
Please mark your calendars and join us for the Center for Psychiatric Rehabilitation’s March seminar. The guest presenter is John Gettens, PhD, Disability, Health, and Employment Policy Group, Center for Health Policy and Research, University of Massachusetts Medical School. Wednesday, March 25th 3:30 p.m. – 5:00 p.m. The Center for Psychiatric Rehabilitation Large Conference Room […]
Sargent students, Anjali Taneja (SAR ’13), Katie Noel (SAR ’13), and Grace Hannawi (SAR ’13), voice concerns on both sides of new philanthropic policy to be instituted. Read the rest of this entry
Jason Bohland, director of Boston University’s Quantitative Neuroscience Laboratory, featured in ScienceNOW. Read the rest of this entry
Leorah Bernstein (SAR’12,’14), who began lifting as a member of her middle school swim team, admits most women “are afraid of becoming too manly if they work out too much.” Read the rest of this entry
Clinical Associate Professor Joan Slage Blake shows that having healthy options on the menu will increase business for a restaurant. Read the rest of this entry
Please join us for a special seminar on the In SHAPE Program for People with serious mental illness. Guest presenters include Stephen J. Bartels, MD, MS, Sarah I. Pratt, PhD, and Kelly Anne Aschbrenner, PhD from the Dartmouth Institute for Health Policy and Clinical Practice at the Geisel School of Medicine, Dartmouth College. Wednesday, March 6th […]
At Harpoon and Brooklyn Breweries, BU alums, Al Marzi (COM’90) and Garrett Oliver (CGS’81, COM’83), are crafting the next generation of beer. “Craft beer is sociable,” says Marzi. “It’s not snobby. It’s accessible to everyone. That’s what we want people to take away”… Read the rest of this entry
Please join us as BU School of Public Health professor Candace Miller lectures on, “Social Protection: A Defining Force in the 21st Century.” Monday, March 4th, 2013 12:00PM-1:00PM Sargent College 635 Commonwealth Avenue Boston University Room 220
While the study showed that there may be a link between iron intake and serotonin production, Clinical Associate Professor Joan Salge Blake notes that “iron also helps with preventing fatigue, which is a problem with PMS as well”… Read the rest of this entry
Clinical Associate Professor Joan Salge Blake shares how the Mediterranean diet can lead to lower rates of heart disease and cancer, as well as a longer life expectancy. Read the rest of this entry
Clinical Associate Professor Joan Salge Blake remarks on new controversial diet. “They’ll think they can eat carte blanche those other five days. Where is the change in behavior to learn how to keep [the weight] off?”… Read the rest of this entry