Celebration of Scholarship Pre-recorded Sessions
2023 Celebration of Scholarship
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Perks, Joan - HLTH
Mastrangelo, M. Alysia - HLTH
Kientz, Mary - HLTH
Get FIT@ÀÏ˾»ú¸£ÀûÉç: A Sustainable Interprofessional Educational Wellness Program for Individuals with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities 2022
Findings demonstrate the value and effectiveness of a community-based, interprofessional fitness and nutrition program for adults, ages 16 and up, diagnosed with IDD. Results showed a statistically significant improvement in participants’ overall flexibility and cardiorespiratory fitness. There was clinically relevant improvement in static balance and coordination on both sides of the body and core strength and endurance. In addition, clients reported better health behaviors and social engagement with participation in the program. Research was supported by the Family Resource Network of NJ and the NJ Division of Disability Sevices.
Romano, Gina - SOBL
Social Emotional Learning - GEN1278
According to stress appraisal theory, stress is not a direct response to stressors. Instead, stress arises only when individuals lack the resources and abilities to cope with the stressors. Social
Emotional Learning (SEL) is a course that was designed to help provide students the tools necessary to manage themselves when life inevitability becomes difficult. This course integrates the 5 pillars of SEL which are self-awareness, social awareness, self-management, responsible decision, and relationship skills
making with mental, emotional, physical, and spiritual wellbeing. The goals for this class are to help students develop or strengthen their coping skills, self-management and relationship skills, together with developing the ability to better understand themselves and the world around them.
*Smith, Mariana - ARHU
2023 Artist Residency in Burren College, Ireland. Fine Art Studio Practice as Research
Summary of the SU22 artist residency at Burren College, Ireland, the exhibition development, and follow-up SU23 residencies in the USA and Spain. With "Teaching and Learning" as one of the key areas of focus, Mariana Smith presents studio art as research practice and elaborates on how such opportunities build networks and develop collaborative projects for visual art students and ÀÏ˾»ú¸£ÀûÉç faculty.
