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When addressing any issue, educators must do so early. The same is true for special learning needs in students. Early intervention is a series of

Dr. Kristi Rulli had an unusual way of celebrating her graduation with a bachelor’s degree from Northern Kentucky University in 2013. She became a professor

“I have excellent written and verbal communication skills.” Most resumes make that claim because most position postings require it. There is a problem, though. According

Even before the COVID-19 pandemic, chronic lower respiratory diseases were a leading cause of disability and death in the United States, ranked fourth for all-cause

Technology’s impact on society is a double-edged sword. While advancements have brought convenience and connection to our lives, they can also have detrimental effects. For

In recent years, there has been more attention on the importance of company culture. Now more than ever, an organization’s prevalent attitude and values are

Machine learning (ML) is the ability of a computer to recognize and learn patterns and mimic human intelligence. The ML field combines computer science with

Machine learning (ML) is the ability of a computer to recognize and learn patterns and mimic human intelligence. The ML field combines computer science with

When it comes to protecting online data, Northern Kentucky University professor James Walden stays ahead of the curve. “I was always interested in cybersecurity, but

The United States healthcare system has never been perfect; some would say far from it. The COVID-19 pandemic undoubtedly shined a harsh light on the

Cincinnati native Lydia Hargrove wasn’t about to let a setback derail her dream of becoming an attorney. Instead, she enrolled in the online Master of

Does international law apply to cyberspace? Before the 21st century, that question fell somewhat in the realm of science fiction. Today, however, nearly every business

The frequency and pace of change continue to accelerate as organizations modernize to revolutionary business models, technology and global competition. Organizational change is a process

The U.S. is more racially diverse than ever, and the dynamic population is driving unprecedented demand for bilingual nurses. Between shifting demographics and the COVID-19

Healthcare is a vast, almost limitless industry in respect to career opportunities. This is especially true now, as the elderly population grows and retiring healthcare

As more and more children qualify for special education services, teachers who are qualified to work with students with moderate and severe disabilities are needed

The healthcare system is always under pressure to streamline care, improve outcomes and keep costs low — essentially, to continuously innovate. But “as the most

Education specialists in Learning and Behavior Disorders (LBD) are well positioned for leadership roles within schools and districts. An education specialist degree in LBD imparts