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News Archive

New research project to provide parental training for children at risk for autism

July 3, 2007, Vanderbilt Register

A new study designed to examine the benefits of a parent training intervention for improving social and communication skills in young children at risk for autism spectrum disorders (ASD) is looking for children between 15 and 24 months who are at risk for ASD.

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How do you promote racial diversity without using race?

July 2, 2007, Vanderbilt University's News Network

An op-ed piece on the recent Supreme Court ruling, by Claire Smrekar, associate professor of education and public policy.

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School for science and math at Vanderbilt

Ashley Crownover

High-school students receive an interdisciplinary education in how to think like scientists

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Read 180 turns it around

Ashley Crownover

Research on using computers and video to help kids read leads to success in the classroom - and the education market.

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Veggie Project improving nutrition in Nashville neighborhoods

June 22, 2007, Vanderbilt Register

Darcy Freedman, a doctoral student in the Community Research and Action Program, is leading a combined effort to combat childhood obesity and enhance nutrition education by bringing market-fresh produce to underserved communities in the Nashville area.

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