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How are technology and artificial intelligence changing the way clinicians assess communication disorders?

Join the CNHS Research Series on October 16 from 12-1 p.m. for "Authentic Language Assessment of Children in the Digital Age" with Darin Woolpert, Ph.D., CCC-SLP, a bilingual speech-language pathologist, senior lecturer in UVM's Department of Communication Sciences and Disorders, and director of the Speech-Language Pathology Assistant and Pre-Master's programs.

Learn how clinicians diagnose language disorders in children, how cultural and linguistic diversity shapes assessment practices, and the opportunities and challenges artificial intelligence presents for the future of speech-language pathology.

Friday, October 16
 12-1 p.m.
 Stafford Hall 101

Link in bio.

#SpeechLanguagePathology #CommunicationSciences Darin Woolpert is pictured beside text for a University of Vermont event. The event is part of the CNHS Research Series featuring Darin Woolpert, PhD, presenting "Authentic Language Assessment of Children in the Digital Age" on Friday, October 16, 12-1 p.m., Room 101, Stafford Hall. The event is free. The University of Vermont College of Nursing and Health Sciences logo is included. by @uvmcnhs
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College is about more than classes. It’s about finding your people, trying new things, and creating memories along the way. 

For Annabelle Theby and Sofia Leite, Emily Madinabeitia, and Ellie Munnich, that’s meant everything from hiking Mt. Philo to watching sunsets on the waterfront.

“It is normal to be nervous about finding your people, but if you are yourself, naturally people will gravitate toward you.”

Want inspiration for your next adventure? Check out the UVM BORED blog at the link in our bio. Students smiling for a group photo on the waterfront with a sunset in the background. by @uvmcnhs
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From hospitals and primary care clinics to public health, research, education, and leadership, nursing offers many ways to make a difference.

At this year's Nursing Investiture Ceremony, students gathered with loved ones and faculty to mark the beginning of their clinical learning experiences.

Read more about the expanding opportunities in nursing and see highlights from the ceremony. Link in bio.

📸s by Jeff Paxton A nursing student receives their green vest. by @uvmcnhs
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CNHS staff, think you know UVM? Put your campus knowledge to the test in the 2026 Staff Scavenger Hunt! From historic buildings and hidden campus landmarks to quirky UVM trivia, you'll solve clues, snap photos, and see just how well you know campus. Are you up for the challenge? 

Submit your entry by September 30 at 3 p.m. Learn more and get started: link in bio Four-image collage: 

1. View through arched windows showing a tree-lined landscape and distant building.
2. Decorative vintage lamp mounted on a wall with green foliage in the background.
3. Clock tower surrounded by vibrant red autumn leaves.
4. Café counter with pastries and a menu displaying ordering instructions and milk options. by @uvmcnhs
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Institutions that accept donated bodies, including the University of Vermont Larner College of Medicine’s Anatomical Gift Program, say the donations are critical for teaching life-saving skills. At UVM, more than 200 students across several disciplines learn from donors.

Vermont Public interviewed Abigail Hielscher, Ph.D., associate professor at the Larner College of Medicine; Kade Bidwell, a graduate student in the Master of Medical Science program at the Larner College of Medicine; and Arianna Blanchard, a first-year physical therapy student at the College of Nursing and Health Sciences.

Read more about the program and these students at the link in our bio. 

#UVM #UVMLarnerMed #UVMCNHS @vermontpublic

[Photos: Carson O'Neil] A life-sized anatomical skeleton model is in the foreground, surrounded by people wearing blue coats. The image includes text: "Recent News 'The Ultimate Gift': Vermont Public Highlights UVM’s Anatomical Gift Program." The logo for Larner College of Medicine is in the corner. by @uvmcnhs
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New faces, new friendships, and, of course, plenty of ice cream!

The CNHS Class of 2030 kicked off the year at our annual First-Year Ice Cream Social, spending time with classmates, faculty, staff, and peer mentors.

It was a fun way to make connections, meet new people, and settle into the CNHS community. We're excited to see what this first year has in store! 

📸: Tammy Moss Three people stand outdoors under a tree, holding cups of ice cream. They are smiling and appear to be enjoying a sunny day. A brick building and greenery are visible in the background. by @uvmcnhs
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On Sunday, September 13, the UVM community, including many from Larner, walked in the Burlington Pride Parade 2026. We're better together! Thanks to everyone who joined in on the fun. See you next year! 🌈😁 

[📸 :  1-4, 6-10, Jeff Paxton, 5, Stephanie Knific]

#UVM #UVMLarnerMed #UVMHealth #PrideParade #BurlingtonPride A vibrant crowd gathered for Burlington Pride 2026. A prominent rainbow flag with additional colors is in the foreground. The scene is festive, with people wearing colorful attire. The text overlay reads "Larner Events - UVM Community at Burlington Pride 2026." The Larner College of Medicine logo is in the bottom right corner. by @uvmcnhs
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Interested in health sciences research?

Join us for the CNHS Research Series, which highlights current research from faculty across rehabilitation and movement science, nursing, biomedical and health sciences, and communication sciences and disorders. These presentations bring together students, researchers, clinicians, faculty, staff, and community members to explore new discoveries and ideas shaping the future of health care.

The next presentation features Dr. Carissa Wengrovius, pediatric physical therapist and director of UVM's Whole Health Integration Research Lab.

Measuring Interoception and Its Role in Children's Lifestyle Behaviors

Dr. Wengrovius will discuss her research on interoception and how it influences children's physical activity, sleep, self-regulation, and other health behaviors. Her work also explores mind-body approaches to health, including yoga, and their role in supporting child well-being.

Friday, Sept. 18, 2026
 12-1 p.m.
 Stafford Hall 101

Whether you're interested in research, clinical practice, or graduate study, this is a great opportunity to learn from faculty experts and connect with the CNHS community. A promotional graphic for a research series featuring Carissa Wengrovius, PhD. The talk is titled "Measuring Interoception and Its Role in Children’s Lifestyle Behaviors," scheduled for Friday, September 18, from 12-1 p.m. in Room 101, Stafford Hall. The event is free and open to the public. The University of Vermont College of Nursing and Health Sciences logo is displayed. by @uvmcnhs
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What happens when innovation, accessibility, and adventure come together?

Find out at a free screening of 'Best Day Ever,' organized by DPT students Clara Slesar and Lolly Vasilion, on Sept. 16 at 6 p.m. in the Davis Center.

After the film, join producer Berne Broudy and featured athletes Greg Durso and Allie Bianchi for a Q&A about breaking barriers, building community, and creating opportunities for everyone to get outside.

Visit the link in our bio to learn more.

Presented with support from UVM's DPT Program and Graduate Student Senate. A group of people enjoying an outdoor trail. One person is using an adaptive off-road bicycle, assisted by others. Everyone is wearing helmets, and the area is lush with greenery. by @uvmcnhs
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We’re excited to announce that Eli Clare will deliver the closing keynote at the 5th annual Health Equity Summit. 

A disability activist, author and social justice educator, Eli will lead an interactive session on how ableism shows up in health care and the harms it creates. The keynote will also explore practical anti-ableist actions providers, advocates and allies can take to begin dismantling those harms. 

Join us September 24–25 in Burlington or virtually. 

Register today. Link in the bio. 

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Presented by UVM Health, The Robert Larner, M.D. College of Medicine at The University of Vermont and University of Vermont College of Nursing and Health Sciences. by @uvmcnhs
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The cars are packed, the boxes are stacked, and campus is starting to feel like home again!

To our new students: we’re excited to meet you. 

To our returning students: we’ve missed you.

Wishing everyone a smooth move-in day and a great start to the semester. We’re happy you’re here. 💚 by @uvmcnhs
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The College of Nursing and Health Sciences is pleased to announce Elizabeth Adams, Au.D., as interim chair of the Department of Communication Sciences and Disorders.

A clinical professor and nationally certified audiologist, Dr. Adams has more than 25 years of experience in education, clinical training, scholarship, and leadership. She has been a dedicated mentor, educator, and advocate for student success throughout her career.

As interim chair, she will lead the department's ongoing work to prepare future audiologists and speech-language pathologists. Elizabeth Adams by @uvmcnhs
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