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Welcome to Episode 61 of the Think UDL podcast: But What About UDL in Nursing? with Jen Wallace. I am so excited to bring this episode to you, our listeners, because I am often asked about how UDL works in applied fields when students have to pass a strict licensure exam, or something else of the sort with high stakes and lots of pressure, and Jen has worked diligently to integrate UDL in her nursing program. Jen Wallace is an Assistant Professor in Nursing at Lawrence Memorial Regis College in Medford, Massachusetts. In our conversation today, Jen is speaking on her own behalf and not necessarily on behalf of her employer. Jen has brought us some really great resources that she mentions during our conversation today and all of these are on our ThinkUDL.org website, so please be sure to check those out on Episode 61’s page and there is one more resource that she doesn’t mention in our conversation that she wanted me to share with you all, especially if you are trying to implement UDL in your college, university, or workplace and don’t know where to start, and that is Eric Moore and Jodie Black’s UDL Navigators in Higher Education. She said that it has proved immeasurably helpful in her UDL implementation in her Nursing program. So please add that to your resource list if you are implementing UDL and you’ll find a link to that book also on our resource page for this episode. Thank you so much for joining me and Jen Wallace today for our conversation!
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Welcome to Episode 61 of the Think UDL podcast: But What About UDL in Nursing? with Jen Wallace. I am so excited to bring this episode to you, our listeners, because I am often asked about how UDL works in applied fields when students have to pass a strict licensure exam, or something else of the sort with high stakes and lots of pressure, and Jen has worked diligently to integrate UDL in her nursing program. Jen Wallace is an Assistant Professor in Nursing at Lawrence Memorial Regis College in Medford, Massachusetts. In our conversation today, Jen is speaking on her own behalf and not necessarily on behalf of her employer. Jen has brought us some really great resources that she mentions during our conversation today and all of these are on our ThinkUDL.org website, so please be sure to check those out on Episode 61’s page and there is one more resource that she doesn’t mention in our conversation that she wanted me to share with you all, especially if you are trying to implement UDL in your college, university, or workplace and don’t know where to start, and that is Eric Moore and Jodie Black’s UDL Navigators in Higher Education. She said that it has proved immeasurably helpful in her UDL implementation in her Nursing program. So please add that to your resource list if you are implementing UDL and you’ll find a link to that book also on our resource page for this episode. Thank you so much for joining me and Jen Wallace today for our conversation!

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