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The National Science Foundation has awarded $7.9 million to study the toxic chemical PFAS.
Professionals participating in the LCIRT certificate program now have the option to pursue three master's degrees from Antioch University.
Professor Baker's research will explore a question sitting at the intersection of the humanities and data science: how can the personal stories of students be quantified and analyzed?
National Science Foundation funded research seeks to advance neuroinclusivity in the workforce.
The Landmark College NSF STRIVE program is advancing inclusive practices in STEM education.
The Learning Disabilities Association of America has recognized Dr. Phip Ross with the prestigious 2026 Sam Kirk Educator of the Year award.
Watch a video recounting the origins of the Landmark College Institute for Research and Training
LCIRT will be hosting educators for a retreat in June, aiming to develop skills to provide neurodivergent learners a world-class education.
Gobbo, who recently published a book on neurodiversity, received the award at the College Autism Summit in Pittsburgh.
LCIRT Research Scholar Gabrielle Ewall Ph.D has been awarded a research grant from the STRIVE program.
LCIRT will be working with a national leader in collegiate dining to make dining halls more inclusive
The first half of 2025 saw the publication of two new books from Landmark College faculty and experts.
Members of the College delegation made a total of 10 presentations, including panel discussions, workshops, and poster presentations covering recent research and trends in postsecondary education.
Institution will take the lead in strengthening STEM research opportunities in collaboration with southern Vermont colleges and organizations.
Microlearning modules offer convenient, cost-effective tools to help families support their neurodivergent student as they transition from high school to college
New track in fully online, post-baccalaureate program trains disability service professionals to better serve the needs of neurodivergent college students.
VP for Educational Research & Innovation discusses supports for differently wired learners.
Dr. Manju Banerjee recognized at annual conference for her leadership in the field of LD.
Postsecondary Disability Specialist to address the emotional pressures and anxieties of college.
Workshop for neurodivergent job-seekers and employees on campus of Bentley University.
Dr. Manju Banerjee joins other educators and government officials in efforts to improve accessibility of technology.
LCIRT has produced a video for the 2017 STEM FOR ALL Video Showcase, directed by one of our student researchers, Ryan Manley.
Manju Banerjee, Ph.D., has been elected to a three-year term on the Professional Advisory Board of the Learning Disabilities Association of America (LDA).
The two ventures that received this year's awards are both focused on virtual reality and software development.
Under the new agreement, Landmark College will provide middle and high school programming and professional development opportunities to local schools.