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The Color of Care-Free Documentary Screening. Learn more at vkc.vumc.org/events/7009.

<p>Professional development series for educators, community stakeholders, and families looking to best serve students with visual impairments</p>

Professional development series for educators, community stakeholders, and families looking to best serve students with visual impairments

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<p>The IDD Toolkit website provides information for the primary care of adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Iddtoolkit.org</p>

The IDD Toolkit website provides information for the primary care of adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Iddtoolkit.org

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The Vanderbilt Kennedy Center held its 15th annual VKC Science Day on Tuesday, Oct. 15, at Vanderbilt University’s Student Life Center. More than 100 undergraduate and graduate students, postdoctoral fellows, research staff, and faculty members showcased their work among fellow colleagues across Vanderbilt University and Vanderbilt University Medical Center.

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2024 Vanderbilt Kennedy Center Science Day winners announced

Vanderbilt University professor and astronomer Keivan Stassun was named among the 2024 MacArthur Fellows, a prestigious honor that comes with an $800,000 grant that each fellow can spend however they see fit.

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Vanderbilt professor Keivan Stassun receives prestigious $800K MacArthur fellowship grant

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10/18 - TRIAD Early Intervention Provider Virtual Lunch and Learn: Social Play & Engagement

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