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UNT VP of Research and Innovation talks food, hunger and a decade on the selection committee for the World Food Prize

DENTON (UNT), Texas — For the past decade University of North Texas Vice President of Research and Innovation Mark McLellan has served on the committee responsible for choosing the laureate of the World Food Prize, a global honor given to researchers who have greatly

UNT Emergency Management and Public Administration faculty offer their expertise as Hurricane Delta approaches

DENTON (UNT), Texas — As Hurricane Delta approaches the Gulf Coast, it is increasingly important that people have an accurate source of information. Faculty from the Departments of Emergency Management and Disaster Science and Public Administration at University of North Texas are offering to share their expertise on what to expect after Hurricane Delta.

UNT Emergency Management and Public Administration faculty offer their expertise after Hurricane Laura

DENTON (UNT), Texas — As Hurricane Laura continues through the south, it is increasingly important that people have an accurate source of information. Faculty from the Departments of Emergency Management and Disaster Science and Public Administration at University of North Texas are offering to share their expertise on what to expect after Laura.

UNT BCBA offers thoughts on effective learning from home for children with ASD

DENTON (UNT), Texas — Working from home with children can be challenging, but for parents of children on the autism spectrum the challenge comes with a special set of needs.

Board Certified Behavior Analyst Miriam Koech with the Kristin Farmer Autism Center offers answers to some questions on how to make learning at home effective for both the child as well as their parents and others in the home.

Can learning at home be effective?

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