What’s in it for me? People more likely to help the environment when it benefits them
Framing cleanup efforts as a way to meet people, exercise can boost pro-environmental behaviors People might be more inclined to keep their community clean if they believe it benefits them
Children’s mental health care access dropped during pandemic
UGA study finds rising depression and anxiety rates for children were met with a lack of access to mental health care. Despite national data showing that childhood depression and anxiety
Research, Resiliency and Reflection: Lessons from Iceland
Trip to the Arctic reaffirms professional commitment for two students and their mentor Immersive Research For Dr. Michelle Ritchie, there’s no such thing as armchair research. To her, proper immersive
