Psychology expert Charlotte Markey explains that teens could experience greater social media-related anxiety during holidays; offers tips to help them deal with these issues
By Tom McLaughlin The lack of content in books that children can access – and not merely the total number of books – has profound implications for efforts to narrow long-term language and achievement gaps in low-income, ethnic-minority households, according to new Rutgers University–Camden research. The study – conducted by Rufan Luo, an assistant professor […]
Shanice Parran hopes to be a guiding influence for high school students, in addition to serving as a licensed professional counselor.
By Tom McLaughlin The trend toward legalizing marijuana does not eliminate the potential for harmful side effects brought on by cannabis usage, especially for adolescents, warns a Rutgers University–Camden researcher. “It’s possible to take a position that is pro-legalization while acknowledging the risks, just as it is valid to be anti-legalization because of those risks,” […]
Prof. Courtenay Cavanaugh and students in her Violence Against Women and Women’s Health course have pioneered the novel, peer-facilitated delivery of a sexual assault prevention and awareness program at Rutgers–Camden.
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