Spotlights Posts for Spotlights ‘That scares me’: New Childhood Obesity Guidelines Still Face a Long Road to Consensus Paula Quatromoni quoted in STAT on new clinical practice guidelines for screening and treatment of children with obesity. Two Alums Crowned Winners on Food Network’s NFL Tailgate Takedown Patriots fans Molly Winsten (Sargent’18) and Erin Truex (SSW’15) cooked up New England–inspired bites to wow the judges. Speech, Language & Hearing Sciences Class Gets a Peek Inside a Volunteer’s Brain Neurobiology of Language students investigate a particular question about the brain and language using BU’s fMRI scanner Ribbon Cutting for Center for Simulated Clinical Experience Sargent's new state-of-the-art center mimics a clinical setting to prepare students for real-world patient interactions. Moving Toward More Empathetic Maternal Mental Health Care Occupational therapist Leah Smith (Sargent’22) co-developed a training film to help maternity care workers better support their patients. A Crowdsourced List of Our Terriers’ Favorite BU Courses Introduction to Nutrition taught by Joan Salge Blake is a student favorite Spotlight on Daniel Fredholm, Veterinarian for the San Diego Zoo Wildlife Alliance Fredholm (CAS’04, Sargent’05) says caring for a variety of wild animals requires training, experience, and lots of patience. Toxic Pressure for Female College Athletes to Cut Body Fat Paula Quatromoni talks to The New York Times about this practice "steeped in weight stigma, stereotypes, and misinformation." My First-Gen Story: In Search of a “Better Future, a Better Life” Posse Scholar Teresa Miguel (Sargent’25) shares her journey from Georgia to Boston. A Brief But Spectacular Take on Aphasia PBS NewsHour filmed a segment with BU's Aphasia Resource Center in which ARC community members shared their stories. Spotlights navigation Next →
