Janna Scarborough focuses on mental health
Janna Scarborough has been at ETSU since 2006 and is currently the chair of the Department of Human Services. This department that recently been ranked among …
Posts tagged Children
Is it bad for kids to read classic, abridged literature?
In the early years of development for a kid, learning to read, and subsequently write, are fundamental in a child’s early education and cognitive growth. …
Quillen hosts chili cook-off to benefit children
On Thursday, Nov. 30, Quillen’s Organization of Student Representatives hosted the sixth annual chili cook-off in Stanton-Gerber Hall to benefit the Willow Unit at Woodridge Hospital. …
Acting combines childlike imagination and humanity
In childhood, a crucial part of growth in overall mental development is the ability for children to “play pretend.” Kids with vast imaginations are rarely …
Children’s Renaissance camps hosted on campus
The Renaissance makes a comeback. The ETSU Department of Professional Development will be holding a variety of enriching renaissance camps for children this fall. The …
No vaccines, no school?
According to Canadian site CBC News, over 1,000 students in public and Catholic elementary schools in the Waterloo, Ontario, region were suspended for not having …
Laws should allow for more adoptions, not less
On March 10th, South Dakota enacted one of the first anti-LGBT laws of 2017. On a closer look it appears the law may be more …
Art by the Exceptional Child: “Each of us has a gift to share”
As part of its year-long 50th anniversary celebration, the Reece Museum presents Art by the Exceptional Child: Revisited from Dec. 16 through Feb. 9. Soon …