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When this pandemic is behind us, let history reflect that the vaccine that saved us was developed by a Black woman: @KizzyPhD 🙇🏾♀️💐
Dr. Anthony Fauci Appeals to Black Community: ‘The Vaccine That You’re Going to Be Taking Was Developed by an African American Woman’ bit.ly/37Qw6XW
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Coming to your inbox soon! @drkreedfitzke co-authored a new paper with alumna @CaseyGamboniPhD & candidate Elizabeth Watters titled “Gender, Religious, and Political Ideologies among Three-Generation Families: Implications for Family Conflict” to be published in Family Relations.
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In a @NewYorker interview @EstherPerel shared insight on what happens to couples under stress. “...when people live in acute stress, either the cracks in their relationship will be amplified or the light that shines through the cracks will be amplified.” bit.ly/EP_Interview
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Alumni Alert! Recent grad @CaseyGamboniPhD appeared on Good Morning American to give advice on how to navigate challenging political topics with your family – timely advice! Watch the segment here bit.ly/CGgma
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We are so proud! Doctoral candidate Elizabeth Watters was awarded the Grad College’s Post-Comprehensive Research Fellowship for Spring '21. These are competitive fellowships meant to recognize students w distinguished academic achievement during their grad training. Congrats!
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Black men please consider going into the mental health field, there are a lot of young Black boys & men who need you all. – at New Orleans, LA
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Replying to @AlexusHamilton
@AlexusHamilton, a 1st year doctoral student (soon to be 2nd year!), is developing a program of research centered around underserved and understudied populations, with a focus on military families.
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Last week, i had my students respond anonymously to the prompt "Things You Wish Your Professors Knew."
With their permission, paraphrasing the responses:
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New project alert! Faculty Kayla Reed-Fitzke (@drkreedfitzke) and student Alexus Hamilton are launching a new study this week – the ROTC Focus on Resilience, Capacity-Building, and Enhancing Systems (ROTC-FORCES) Study.
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Faculty Kayla Reed-Fitzke & student Alexus Hamilton’s new study, ROTC-FORCES, will explore cadets’ stressors & coping, their aptitude & willingness for leadership in their workplace, & their willingness and perceived ability to seek help for themselves and their fellow comrades.













