Month: January 2020

First-year MS-SLP student Elizabeth Evans and CCANDL Research Assistant presented her research to Black Leaders for Brain Health on “Understanding Speech Changes in Aging and Cognitive Decline in African American Adults: Creation of New Methods Based on Community Input.” Elizabeth showed results characterizing semi-spontaneous speech-language measures and longitudinal change from 48 African American adults from …

At a recent “Healthy Living with Mild Cognitive Impairment” class, Dr. Kimberly Mueller described how enhancing cognitive and social engagement can positively influence cognition and quality of life. The YouTube video can be found here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HoiSNHGP5co&feature=youtu.be.