College of Arts & Sciences
DiMartino Discusses the Impact of Social Media on Mental Health
Researcher contends that parents should take the onus in protecting children from the dangers of social media.
Expert Offers Advice to Avoid Political Clashes on Holidays
Cognitive neuroscientist Robert Alexander, Ph.D., suggests the best tactics for curbing tricky conversations during the holiday season.
Psychology Expert Quoted on Benefits of Cell Phone Bans
Researcher Melissa DiMartino, Ph.D., suggests that young students benefit from not having smartphones in the classroom.
Outlets Feature Huey’s Study
Research examines the psychological impacts of smartphones in the classroom.
First-Gen Student Support Showcased
An article about first-generation college students and the array of support that universities provide to them prominently includes New York Tech.
Researcher Shares Tips to “Unplug” From Your Smartphone
Psychology professor offers practical advice to avoid smartphone-induced stress.
News Sites Publicize Psychology Research
Eye movement research finds that techniques used in a 400-year-old painting could help today’s marketers catch the attention of modern consumers.
Golden Recognized in NEH Magazine Article
Faculty member received a grant to research and write an expanded, annotated edition of the collected poems of Sylvia Plath.
Rothstein Quoted on Walking Workouts
Exercise science expert explains whether a popular social media walking trend has real fitness benefits.
Misak Offers Perspective on Using AI in Writing, Publishing
Growing interest in using AI for publishing is bringing opportunities for writers and readers, but also triggers concerns.