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Big data study is first to capture real-time psychological responses to false alarm

Three undergraduates head to South Africa, Paraguay and Nepal for Global Service Scholars.

Professor Charis Kubrin testified July 13 on criminal justice reform in California.

Water scientists, stakeholders and policymakers from across California and the European Union recently convened on campus for the “Sustainable Groundwater Management and Conflict Resolution California-European Union Workshop.”

Professor Candice Odgers studies the effects of digital media use by young people

Ph.D. students Kallie Brown and Veronica Gonzalez have been named Graduate Research Fellows

In an article published today in Nature Reviews, Candice L. Odgers, professor of psychological science, and colleagues detail the underlying causes, course and evidence-based treatment of CD.

Jodi Quas and Deborah Lefkowitz have been named the 2019 Dean’s Award for Inclusionary Excellence for their research to improve lives in underrepresented communities.

Family and friends of C. Ronald Huff gathered on campus on June 8 to celebrate the life of the dean emeritus of the School of Social Ecology and professor emeritus of criminology, law and society.

Alumna Katherine Lyon Daniel delivered the 2019 School of Social Ecology commencement address. Photo by Patricia DeVoe

More than 1,000 School of Social Ecology students complete degrees

By Mimi Ko Cruz

Katherine Lyon Daniel, who has a Ph.D. in social ecology, advised more than 1,000 graduates at the School of Social Ecology commencement June 16 about making life meaningful.