Week in Review: March 1, 2019

Ali Lincoln

What’s new this week:

Congratulations to both Thom Chesney and Clarke University; this week, Clarke announced Dr. Chesney as the institution’s 16th president.

Professor Josef Ruzek of Palo Alto University weighs in on the impact of climate change and natural disasters on mental health in this Huffington Post piece.

This Washington Post feature on an emerging group of Muslim female athletes includes expertise from Professor Florian Pohl of Oxford College of Emory University.

Scripps College Professor Gretchen Edwalds-Gilbert helps to explain what parabens are and how to minimize contact with them for this LiveScience article.

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This was featured from the @chronicle archives today and it's worth sharing again. Faculty have such an important role to play in helping the public understand complicated and controversial issues. Read (or re-read) for tips on making research accessible. https://t.co/9TnxMpIsL8
— Kristine Maloney (@kristinemaloney) February 25, 2019

The @MarieKondo method isn't just for your physical space @longwoodu @StressProf says it's also important to declutter your brain: https://t.co/Gq8fZnrHN9
— Cristal Steuer (@CristalSteuer) February 28, 2019

Tonight I attended a @SVVSD board of education mtg and left with a full heart. A teacher was honored for inspiring kids and our students were given the opportunity to shine. So proud of these public education moments. pic.twitter.com/QwxrvWYbwh
— Teresa Valerio Parrot (@tvparrot) February 28, 2019

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