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A friend can't understand why her son is having trouble getting his life together. He is a bright young man. He grew up in an affluent area with good schools. She regards herself as an ideal mother. She provided him with good advice. She... Read more »
Fairly new to campus, the Lehigh Immigration Coalition has ambitious plans to make Lehigh a supportive campus for immigrant students, Deferred Action for Childhood Arrival recipients and undocumented students.
The six students who initiated the Coalition, Vicki Jagdeo, ’21, Vanessa Singh, ’22, Adriana Perez-Flores, ’22, Daniel Prongay, ’... Read more »
Looking back, Dr. Ana Dueñas can admit she had a lot to learn about autism spectrum disorder when she first began working with children with autism autistic students.
She was working in an afterschool program for students with autism and their siblings, with the goal of getting them to interact socially.
"Being very naïve, and... Read more »
The boy would throw chairs across the classroom. He would cause other disruptions too, yelling inappropriate comments, or threatening to set things on fire. One time, he stabbed another student with a pencil.
Dr. Kristi Morin knew he wasn’t beyond hope.
“He was very capable of being in a general education classroom,” says Morin... Read more »
Dr. Susan Woodhouse, a researcher in the Counseling Psychology program at Lehigh University, is interviewed about her research on secure base provision on the Danielle Smith Show on 770 CHQR in Calgary, AB. (Segment at 03:39-18:00). (August 19)