Provost Carlota Ocampo Delivers Lecture on Racist Incident Based Trauma at Fairfield University
Provost Carlota Ocampo delivered a lecture entitled “Hidden in Plain Sight: Acknowledging and Addressing the Impacts of Racist Incident Based Trauma” at Fairfield University in Connecticut on March 30, 2022. Under the auspices of the university’s Annual Magic Core Lecture and the Women, Gender & Sexuality Studies program, the lecture addressed the exclusionary history of...
Dr. Intima Alrimawi Presents Paper at the International Council of Nurses (ICN)
Dr. Intima Alrimawi, Assistant Professor of Nursing, in the School of Nursing and Health Professions at Trinity Washington University presented her research paper, “Students’ perception of classroom educational environment and learning outcomes: a comparison between hybrid and traditional classrooms in a Palestinian University”, at the International Council of Nurses (ICN) Congress 2021 – Nursing Around...
Joshua Wright Publishes Article in Issues of Higher Education
Dr. Joshua Wright, Associate Professor of Global Affairs, published an article titled, “VIA: An Example of Social and Emotional Learning”. The article was published September 23, 2021 in Issues of Higher Education and focuses on a website project dedicated to the Virginia Interscholastic Association (VIA), an organization of 100 black high schools across Virginia created...
Dr. Shizuka Hsieh Serves as Faculty Fellow with the Associated Kyoto Program
Dr. Shizuka Hsieh, Associate Professor of Chemistry, served as a visiting Faculty Fellow with the Associated Kyoto Program during her sabbatical from Trinity in AY20-21. Dr. Hsieh taught a course on chemical pollution for American liberal arts college students studying abroad in Japan and published an article titled, “Study-abroad in Japan under COVID-19: Emerging Parallels...
Dr. Kimberly F. Monroe Presents at the University of Cape Coast in Ghana
Dr. Kimberly F. Monroe, Assistant Professor of Global Affairs, presented at the University of Cape Coast in Cape Coast in Ghana. She presented on Pan-Africanism and African Liberation: A Shield for the 21st Century at the Pan-African Student Summit Part II on June 4, 2021. Over the course of the academic year, Dr. Monroe was also...
Counseling Faculty’s Research Initiative on Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) and Trauma Presents Workshop for the Retreat and Camping Ministries
The Counseling Program’s Research Initiative on Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) and Trauma presented at a workshop on May, 1st 2021 for the Retreat and Camping Ministries – The West River Center, a ministry of the Baltimore Washington Conference of the United Methodist Church. Dr. Diane Reese, Assistant Professor of Counseling, developed and presented the workshop...
NHP Faculty and Students Volunteer at CN DCPS Vaccination Clinic
The School of Nursing and Health Profession’s faculty, Dr. Intima Alrimawi, Dr. Mia Waldron, and Professor Ananya Datta, and two Trinity nursing students, Helen Villegas and Kyrian Amechi, participated in the vaccination clinic (CN DCPS Vaccination Volunteer) on February 20, 2021, at Dunbar High school in DC. This event was coordinated by the Children’s National...
Dr. Diane Reese Serves as Panelist for “Our Philadelphia” Film Screening
Dr. Diane Reese, Assistant Professor of Counseling at Trinity Washington University, was a guest panelist for the film screening of, “Our Philadelphia“, a documentary short. “Our Philadelphia” was filmed and directed by young people from an all-male school in West Philadelphia, who share their stories of losing friends to neighborhood gun violence and how they...
Dr. Diane Reese Publishes Manuscript in Frontiers in Education Journal
Dr. Diane Reese, Assistant Professor of Counseling at Trinity Washington University, has published a manuscript titled, “School Counselor Preparation To Support Inclusivity, Equity and Access for Students of Color With Disabilities” in the Frontiers in Education Journal, section Special Educational Needs. The article addresses how school counselor education programs can use the ASCA Model framework...
Dr. Intima Alrimawi Publishes Paper in Applied Nursing Research Journal
Dr. Intima Alrimawi, Assistant Professor of Nursing, in the School of Nursing and Health Professions at Trinity Washington University had recently published her paper, titled: Ali, L. A. I., Saifan, A., Alrimawi, I., Atout, M., & Salameh, B. (2021) Perceptions of nurses about reporting Medication administration errors in Jordanian hospitals: A qualitative study. Applied Nursing Research,...