Issues surrounding migration in Africa and the relationship between migration and the welfare state in Europe and North America are examined in two new publications from Illinois Institute of...
Professor Jovan Brankov (M.S. EE ’99, Ph.D. ’02), Assistant Professor Amandeep Sandhu, and electrical engineering doctoral student Xin Huang are just three of the winners of the university wide...
Associate Professor of History Mar Hicks has recently been named one of “100 Brilliant Women in AI Ethics” and has also just published their second book. The “brilliant women” recognition came from...
Elizabeth Dougherty’s research on eating disorders is getting noticed. The clinical psychology Ph.D. student saw her work recognized this year through a Rising Star Award from the UC San Diego Eating...
Incorporating elements of gaming into learning environments and workplaces is proving not just trendy, but also effective in producing positive learning outcomes, according to new research from...
New research from clinical psychology Ph.D. graduate Hayley Perelman shows that interventions geared toward educating male college athletes about body image and nutrition could help reduce their drive...
New research from recent Illinois Institute of Technology clinical psychology Ph.D. graduate Lynda Gibson explores the link between community violence exposure and mental health in children ages three...
Through his work in the ADAPT Psychology Lab at Illinois Institute of Technology, clinical psychology Ph.D. student Jonathan Tsen is gaining real-world research experience around the support needs of...
Distinguished Professor of Psychology Patrick Corrigan and Senior Research Associate Lindsay Sheehan are now in the last year of a five-year study on the potential of a new “peer navigator” resource...
Associate Professor of Digital Humanities and Media Studies Carly Kocurek has received the Positive Impact Award from IndieCade’s Climate Jam, a festival of games held online from April 18–22, 2020...
