The pandemic caused social changes and stress, and the stress took a unique toll on general mental health. Faculty in the Department of Psychology–Dr. Millie Cordaro (senior lecturer), Dr. Rebecca Deason (associate professor), Dr. Kelly Haskard-Zolnierek (associate professor), and Dr.
Month: May 2021
Appreciating Ancient Indian Dance
Dance and philosophy inform each other. Centuries of dances in India are a perfect example. Dr. Binita Mehta (senior lecturer in philosophy) recently contributed a chapter to The Bloomsbury Handbook of Dance and Philosophy about Bharatanatyam, a classical dance of
How Adverse Childhood Experiences and Positive Social Support Impact College Student Mental Health
College student mental health is important. College life can be stressful and negatively impact college students’ mental health. But a recent study by faculty in psychology, sociology, and social work also found that adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) matter when it
Cyberpunk in Indian Science Fiction
Cyberpunk is a type of science fiction that comments on technology, information networks, and countercultures that challenge power. The technology industry continues to grow in India and influence Indian culture. Some who study Indian fiction think cyberpunk can reflect India’s