Personal behavior key to financial well-being, study finds

URI professors Jing Jian Xiao and Nilton Porto win ‘Best Paper’ award in leading consumer science journal Consumers with high financial capability are more likely to achieve economic success and financial well-being in their lives. But how consumers attain that capability is a question on which researchers and financial educators have differed. It is the […]

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Speech-language pathologist, psycholinguist named URI Department of Communicative Disorders Chair

Jean Gordon is expert in neurogenic speech disorders, mechanisms of language The University of Rhode Island Department of Communicative Disorders welcomes Jean Gordon as its new chair to begin the 2023 fall semester. Gordon comes to the URI College of Health Sciences from the University of Iowa, where she was an associate professor of communicative […]

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URI study explores biomechanics during pregnancy to improve prenatal care, reduce maternal deaths

Kinesiology Professor Ryan Chapman’s team investigates the impact of pelvic and lower extremity biomechanics on labor and delivery outcomes In a potentially groundbreaking research project, University of Rhode Island Kinesiology Professor Ryan Chapman is leading a study focused on exploring the role of biomechanics during pregnancy and its influence on labor and outcomes. The pioneering […]

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URI Psychology student earns prestigious Kirschstein Award to fuel sexual assault study

The third $100,000 grant to psychology students this semester will fund Reina Kiefer’s study on effects of alcohol and emotions on sexual assault risk A University of Rhode Island psychology student will further her research studies after being awarded a prestigious Ruth L. Kirschstein National Research Service Award (F31) Fellowship from the National Institutes of […]

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Kinesiology researchers seek participants for exercise research

Assistant Professor Mark Hartman’s study aims to capture public’s feelings about physical activity Researchers in the University of Rhode Island Department of Kinesiology are seeking participants for a research study that examines psychophysiological responses to visual stimuli portraying different types of physical activities. The study will contribute to the scientific understanding of how people feel […]

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URI Physical Therapy Clinic to see clients throughout summer

The state-of-the-art clinic serves University patients and the general public The University of Rhode Island Physical Therapy Clinic has announced it will continue evaluating and treating orthopedic and neurologic conditions for students, faculty, staff and the general public throughout the summer. The Physical Therapy Clinic, a division of the URI College of Health Sciences, is […]

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