Research on Disabilities and Human Development

The Vanderbilt Kennedy Center promotes an interdisciplanary approach to research. Scientists and practitioners in behavior, education, genetics, and neuroscience work together in unique ways to solve the mysteries of development and learning.

Pat Levitt and Daniel Campbell in a Vanderbilt University lab

Overview

Faculty Membership

To access Vanderbilt Kennedy Center Research Support services, Vanderbilt faculty must apply for membership.

Opportunities for Students and Researchers

Various opportunities for funding, fellowships and training are available at the Vanderbilt Kennedy Center.

Research Programs

Research at the Vanderbilt Kennedy Center is organized into five thematic areas. Each program is interdisciplinary and includes both biomedical and behavioral research.

World-Class Training Opportunities

Hundreds gather for the 2008 Marino Autism Research Institute Scientific Symposium at Vanderbilt University

The Vanderbilt Kennedy Center is nationally and internationally renowned for its research, academic and clinical training programs.

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