A new study by NDSU and MSUM researchers has taken a close look at how well coaches are trained for emergency situations. Sudden cardiac death is a leading cause of death among amateur and recreational athletes and has been linked to the lack of bystander intervention. So, the critical question is: Do coaches know how to give proper emergency aid?
Dr. Thomas Hanson, Assistant Professor of Finance, recently published a coauthored book titled “Quantitative Research Methods in Translation and Interpreting Studies.”
Terrie Manno (SPA Music Department) presented two papers at the International Society of Music Education conference in Glasgow, Scotland. Her recent work on the neurological processes of learning and performing music resulted in a presentation with Dr. Michael Dean (Oklahoma Baptist University) titled Strengthening Mental Focus.
Dr. Erin Gillett, professor, School of Teaching and Learning, had an entry published in the SAGE Encyclopedia of Contemporary Early Childhood Education. The piece, “Early Literacy Development,” describes the relationship between children’s language development their burgeoning literacy development. It also identifies several experiences parents, caregivers and teachers can provide to promote early literacy development in children from birth to age […]
Brad Bachmeier’s ceramic work: “Badlands II” was selected by the Workhouse International Ceramic Exhibit Juror Jack Troy for the Workhouse Art Center’s 6th annual exhibit in Lorton, Va. The exhibit runs Aug. 16 – Oct. 16. More information is available at: http://www.workhouseceramics.org/index.php?p=1_16_Clay-International-2016