Dr. Charles Raison, the Mary Sue and Mike Shannon Distinguished Chair for Healthy Minds, Children & Families and Professor of Human Development and Family Studies, spoke with Newsweek about the potential of psychedelics to treat …
Bartfeld on reducing food insecurity
Flanagan speaks to AP on UN relevance to youth
Associate Dean Emerita and professor Connie Flanagan weighs in on the United Nations efforts to engage young people in its mission of diplomacy in this interview with the Associated Press.
Collins on financial lessons learned & can they be maintained?
‘Slow down and pay attention’ is one of three financial tips Dr. J. Michael Collins advises in this interview with The Street. Professor Collins holds the Fetzer Family Chair in Consumer and Personal Finance.
Bartfeld on school meals and food insecurity
“The value of school lunch became transparent when we ran out of food.” Dr. Judith Bartfeld, Food Security Research and Policy Specialist (UW–Madison Division of Extension) explains in a recent interview first published in the …
“Kids’ brains are amazing”
Noted sociologist Dr. Sarah Halpern-Meekin discusses social and academic losses experienced by children returning to classroom instruction after a year of virtual learning, on PBS Wisconsin Here & Now.
Can warehouse club stores really save you money?
Dr. Nancy Wong, Kohl’s Chair in Retail Innovation and Professor of Consumer Science speaks with Marketplace on the costs and savings of shopping at warehouse clubs.
Should government & public health agencies include financial prep in public health messaging?
Yes says Dr. Nancy Wong, the Kohl’s Chair in Retail Innovation, Department Chair, and Professor of Consumer Science. Wong is co-author on a new paper in the Journal of Consumer Affairs, “Have I saved enough …
Low-SES students are expected to lag behind due to pandemic
Dr. Janean Dilworth Bart, Associate Dean for Faculty Affairs, Phyllis Northway Faculty Fellow, and Professor of Human Development and Family Studies, is co-author on a new article in Policy Insights from the Behavioral and Brain …
Across the Atlantic Fairbanks’s collaboration shines
In 2018, I first visited Sweden and Denmark on a research trip to learn more about how textiles are currently taught and more widely perceived as an art form in the Scandinavian culture. As part …