Confronting the collective trauma of the past year
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Living through history isn’t always exciting; sometimes, the weight of mass global suffering is too much to bear.
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‘We all have multiple identities’: A conversation with UC Berkeley professor, American Psychological Association President-elect Frank Worrell
Frank Worrell is a Trinidadian-American immigrant and professor at the UC Berkeley Graduate School of Education.
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UC Berkeley faculty lead global efforts to increase access to research
Open access publishing has been on the rise in recent years, and UC Berkeley is helping lead the movement away from traditional, subscription-based publishing models.
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American Psychological Association elects UC Berkeley professor as 2022 president
The American Psychological Association, or APA, elected UC Berkeley Graduate School of Education professor Frank Worrell as its 2022 president Nov. 12.
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Campus professor Stephen Hinshaw named recipient of two prestigious awards
UC Berkeley psychology professor Stephen Hinshaw was named the recipient of two separate distinguished awards this academic year for his research.
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CA law SB 328 requires schools to start later
California Gov. Gavin Newsom signed SB 328 into law Oct. 13, requiring many California middle and high schools to start classes later in the morning.
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Why are UC Berkeley students anxious?
In 2016, approximately 16 percent of UC Berkeley students used campus counseling centers — 4 percent higher than the national average of 12.
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Psychology department launches post-baccalaureate program
UC Berkeley’s Psychology Department launched a new post baccalaureate program this semester that aims to prepare students for research-based graduate psychology programs.
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