• “How Lego Bricks Went From Five Colors to Nearly 200”
  

  September 14, 2023

• “This Is the Approach NJ’s Kids Need as They Head Back to School”
  

  August 31, 2023

  Maria P. Paradiso-Testa ’08M ’22Ed.D., an adjunct professor in the Psychology Department, published an op-ed on Aug. 18 that appeared in several newspapers belonging to the USA Today Network, including the Asbury Park Press and Courier Post. Her original op-ed is available online to individual subscribers of those outlets. Her essay, about the challenges that…

• “The Longest Relationships of Our Lives”
  

  August 17, 2023

• Madi Bednarik Earns CAA Inspiration Award
  

  August 4, 2023

• “What the Eff Is Love Bombing?”
  

  August 1, 2023

• Prof. Holmes’ Work Influences Discourse on Defining Culture in Australia
  

  July 25, 2023

  In January 2023, the federal executive government of Australia introduced a new national cultural policy, Revive: a five-year plan to revive the arts in Australia.  The policy goals include highlighting the central position of creative activities and the arts and their connection to Australian cultural heritages; recognizing and acknowledging indigenous heritages and voices, and cultural…

• “10 Relationship Lessons for My Teenage Daughter”
  

  July 15, 2023

• “3 Easy Ways to Improve Any Relationship”
  

  June 18, 2023

• Bednarik Earns Wilma Rudolph Achievement Award
  

  May 19, 2023

• Prof. Mehrkam on the Psychology of Animal Hoarding
  

  May 16, 2023

  Lindsay R. Mehrkam, Ph.D., BCBA-D, associate professor of psychology and principal investigator of the Human-Animal Wellness Collaboratory, was recently interviewed by the “Asbury Park Press” to discuss the psychology of animal hoarding. Mehrkam was contacted because Monmouth County and surrounding areas have witnessed an increase in cases of animal hoarding in recent years. Animal hoarding,…

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