The Three Sisters Garden: A Cultural Approach to Cultivating American Indian/Alaska Native (AI/AN) Psychological Service Providers
The Three Sisters Model is training for behavioral health students to learn culturally-competent approaches to working with American Indian/Alaska Native communities.

Anxiety, Depression, Stress, Burnout, and Professional Quality of Life Among the Hospital Workforce During a Global Health Pandemic
Research of hospital staff during the summer of 2021 examined levels of anxiety, stress, burnout, and depression during a global health pandemic, and compared urban healthcare staff versus rural healthcare staff.

North Dakota Alzheimer's and Dementia State Plan
The North Dakota Alzheimer's and Dementia State Plan addresses needs, resources, and services for those living with, or supporting those living with, people with Alzheimer's and other dementias in North Dakota.

North Dakota Alzheimer's and Dementia State Plan
This plan reviewed data, identified strengths and opportunities, and worked to address resources and services for those living with Alzheimer's or other dementias, and their families, in North Dakota.

Barriers to Rehabilitation Care in Rural Communities
Presented on Sep 27, 2021 at the American Congress of Rehabilitation Medicine Annual Conference, Virtual

Successful Students Following a Brain Injury
Presented on Sep 24, 2021 at the North Dakota Association for Lifelong Learning Fall Conference, Virtual

University of North Dakota Sets Example in Rural Behavioral Health
Two University of North Dakota faculty presented findings of behavioral health in rural communities to state legislators across the nation.

Factors that Impact Food Security in Northern Plains American Indians
This poster examines a number of factors that impact food security, from a study which looked at food security in the Northern Plains American Indians in the Midwest.