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Over the course of the five-year grant, funded by the U.S. Department of Education’s Office of Special Education Programs, eight interdisciplinary early childhood educators and eight speech/language pathologists will be trained together. Students accepted into the interdisciplinary program will receive funding for graduate school tuition, travel and a stipend. Together, they will complete coursework and field experience hours to prepare to earn a teaching certificate or speech-language pathology licensure.  

Oolite Arts and the City of Miami Beach awarded nine Miami-based filmmakers $5,000 each to create 3 to 5 minute narrative or documentary film shorts as “Local Love Letters” to Miami Beach. The winning stories will premiere Thursday night in a free screening outdoors at the New World Symphony.

Faculty in the University of Kentucky College of Health Sciences and UK College of Education are joining forces on an interdisciplinary project to prepare special educators and speech-language pathologists in creating an effective communication intervention program for students with severe disabilities.

Hawaii Magazine The street fair is not back just yet, but some businesses are staying open late Friday nights. May 26, 2021 Friday Art Nights used to be when sleepy Hanapēpē Town woke up, drawing hundreds of people to art galleries, eateries and shops – many located in historic buildings—the street filled with musicians, artists, and craft and food vendors. That changed in March 2020 when the state shut down, in-person Art Nights paused, and businesses shortened their hours or temporarily closed. That pushed the Hanapēpē Economic Alliance to reimagine Art Night: Now it would be six vi...

of LEXINGTON, Ky. (March 16, 2021) — The University of Kentucky Art Museum has assembled a collection of work by celebrated mixed media artists for its newest exhibitions opening today. “Sew What” brings together nationally renowned artists Elana Herzog and Ben Venom known for their work combining materials with celebrated Lexington artist Jessie Dunahoo, an artist who was deaf and blind and worked out of the city's Latitude Artist Community. As a complement, “Come Together” showcases work from the museum collection that also employs the use of collecting and combining of materia...