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Stacy Pearson, vice president for finance and administration at Boise State, was named Idaho Business Review’s Woman of the Year at a Feb. 26 ceremony.
Read MoreEvelyn Johnson, associate professor of special education and the executive director of the Lee Pesky Learning Center, and Carrie Semmelroth, coordinator of the TATERS and RESET projects, presented a poster titled “Sources of Variance in a Special Education Observation Tool” at the Pacific Coast Research Conference in San Diego on Feb. 8.
Read MoreEvelyn Johnson, associate professor of special education at Boise State University and the executive director of the Lee Pesky Learning Center, will help lead a discussion on the quandary of whether to medicate children who are exhibiting severe behavioral problems …
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Stacy Pearson, Trisha Stevens Lamb, Evelyn Johnson and Betti Newburn have been selected for the annual award, which recognizes 50 women from across Idaho.
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Evelyn Johnson, executive director of the Lee Pesky Learning Center and professor of special education at Boise State University, will run 26.2 miles in the Boise area in lieu of the New York City Marathon, starting at 9 a.m. on …
Read MoreThree members of the College of Education are among the four authors of an article for Learning Disabilities: A Contemporary Journal.
Read MoreLearning disabilities are common among U.S. children, affecting about 1 in 10 children nationally. In this podcast, Evelyn Johnson discusses the challenges in diagnosis and effective intervention strategies.
Read MoreTwo Boise State researchers have received a $337,556 grant to define highly effective special education teaching and to create tools to measure it.
Read MoreEvelyn Johnson, associate professor of special education, has been named executive director of the Boise-based nonprofit Lee Pesky Learning Center.
Read MoreEducation faculty Evelyn Johnson has received a $20,000 federal grant to turn research-based practices into practical tools to improve math instruction.
Read MoreProject coordinator Carrie Semmelroth and associate professor Evelyn Johnson, both of the Department of Special Education and Early Childhood Studies, led the discussion group, “What makes for an Effective Special Education Teacher?” at the 2010 Office of Special Education Programs (OSEP) Project Directors Conference in Washington, D.C., on July 21. In addition, Johnson has been named associate editor for the journal, The Assessment for Effective Intervention.
Read MoreEvelyn Johnson, an associate professor in the Department of Special Education and Early Childhood Studies, has received a $35,000 grant award from the Idaho State Department of Education for the second year in a row.
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