Faces of Discovery
A Person-Centered Approach to Scientific Success
In our society, we are so heavily driven on drugs, pharmaceuticals, and finding a cure for everything. But we have 2 million people in the U.S. living with Parkinson’s disease right now, and researchers often forget about this. Who knows if there will ever be a cure. But if there is a way to slow it down, make patients’ quality of life better, and they can do that by just singing? That is a pretty big impact on its own.
Elizabeth Stegemoller, Associate Professor, Kinesiology
A historian who’s passionate about environmental history . . . and training AKC champions
Learning from the past and how people have adapted in this ecosystem . . . is invaluable in helping us adapt to the present time and the future.
Julie Courtwright, Associate Professor, History