Monday, March 20
9:00 – 10:00 Gentry 101
Dr. Adam Feinberg and Dr. Devin Kearns

This interactive panel discussion will focus on the opportunities and challenges of conducting research and getting publications from school collaboration and demonstration projects. Panel members will provide examples of current partnerships with teachers, schools, and districts and lead a conversation about strategies for asking and answering research and practice questions in complex applied settings.

Description of B3 Series: CBER’s Breakfast Brown Bag (B3) Series is designed to provide an early window into innovative research conducted by, or in collaboration with, CBER research scientists. Researchers are invited to share current work, and audience members are encouraged ask questions, engage in problem solving, and discuss issues in applied research with CBER researchers. Faculty, graduate students, and undergraduate students interested in applied research are welcome.

Bring along your breakfast and join us for our new B3 series on March 20th!

Dr. Brandi Simonsen presents at the opening plenary session for the 2016 National PBIS Leadership Forum – “Classroom PBIS: Make Every Minute Count.” The video is now on Youtube.

Dr. George Sugai will present at “Creating Safe, Supportive Learning Environments for Children with Disabilities” on March 22. His presentation will be on will be on MTSS, School Climate, and Link to Academic and Social Behavior success.

Dr. Allison Lombardi and Graham Rifenbark, a CBER student researcher, co-present at SREE Spring 2017 Conference.

“Combining College and Career Readiness and Reading in a Blended Learning Context for Adolescents with and without Disabilities“

Abstract

Poster

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Thank you for sharing this information, Dr. Lombardi!

See more information about SREE Spring 2017 Conference.

CBER student researchers Janet VanLone and Sarah Wilkinson present at APBS Conference 2017! Thank you for your contributions, Janet and Sarah!

 Janet VanLone

 Sarah Wilkinson

Dr. Jennifer Freeman is the 2017 APBS Ted Carr Initial Researcher Award winner. Congratulations, Dr. Freeman! Thank you for your contributions to Positive Behavior Support Research.

Learn more about the Connecticut K-3 Literacy Initiative (CK3LI) at a State Literacy Forum hosted by the Black and Puerto Rican Caucus; Commission on Women, Children, and Seniors; and Commission on Equity and Opportunity. Dr. Michael Coyne at the Neag School of Education and CBER will also present in this event.

K-3 Literacy Agenda

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A new video highlights CT’s K-3 Literacy Initiative (CK3LI) and features Dr. Michael Coyne. CK3LI will also be the topic of a State Literacy Forum on March 13 from 1:00-3:00 at the Legislative Office Building in Hartford. The forum is open to the public.

Dr. Allison Lombardi and Dr. Adam Lalor, a recent Special Education PhD graduate in the Neag School of Education, coauthor a book chapter “Faculty and Administrator Knowledge and Attitudes Regarding Disability” in Disability as Diversity in Higher Education.

Congratulations, Dr. Lombardi and Dr. Lalor!  We appreciate your contributions.

Please also see recent books/book chapters authored by CBER researchers.

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Due to winter weather, the B3 event will be canceled tomorrow.

More information will follow. Sorry for any inconvenience.