New research reveals that many retired faculty continue scholarly work while navigating challenges to their sense of purpose, professional identity, and social connections.
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The Phil Lubitz Award recognizes Yanovitzky's longstanding efforts to translate evidence into action, shaping mental health policy while creating hands-on learning opportunities for students.
Amelia Acker and María Celeste Wagner earned ASIS&T's top book honor for works on digital archives and misinformation. The association called the books the year's "most outstanding contributions" to information science.
Theiss studies how interpersonal communication shapes relationships during periods of transition in romantic partnerships and families.
The three faculty members are experts in the effects of social influence, marginalization, and the relationship between human behavior and information technology.
With the FIFA World Cup underway, a Rutgers expert unpacks the generational shifts driving interest in the sport.