Check out an article published by our very own Amie Zarling, along with Dan Russell and Joseph Kim, who are also a part of our department!
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Link: https://t.co/PdTtvRsM5h
@njoybetz That there is more currency in publication count — even slightly amended duplications — than substance. You sort of know that going in, but it's annoying to actually observe.
Similarly, mentors adding mentees as co-authors to aid mentees' count, regardless of their contribution.
If you are a college student who likes to nod intently at your professors while they're talking in class, just know that all of them adore you and think you are the absolute greatest
Dr.Zarling was awarded the American Psychological Foundation Visionary Grant for her research on family violence.
Dr. Zarling also recently received funding from the Office on Violence Against Women (OVW) Research and Evaluation Program. #HDFSProud
Today begins Domestic Violence Awareness month, where in October we and others nationwide show support for victims and survivors, spread awareness, share resources, and thank advocates and service providers. #DVAM2022
Professor Amie Zarling says her ACTV program takes a trauma-informed approach that helps better understand and address what's leading to violent behaviors https://t.co/8p24rvkCRE
Happy Friday, #HDFS! Check out this adorable photo of Dr. Zarling and her kids working from home on Zoom!
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