Adler professor shares guidelines for respectful online interactions

James D. Halbert, Ph.D., shares with Reader’s Digest netiquette tips and best practices for online behavior.

Looking into the CIA’s Operation Midnight Climax: Associate Professor shares insight

Marina Bluvshtein, Ph.D., on COVID 19’s Impact on Behavioral Health with Medical News Today

In a Medical News Today article, Bluvshtein speaks on how the pandemic affects ways humans interact and communicate with one another.

Can Psychedelics Help Improve Your Mental Health? Geoff Bathje Weighs In

Bathje says that psychedelics can help with physical brain health, besides improving symptoms of depression and other mental disorders.

Dr. Elena Quintana Joins “Let It Be Known,” Speaking on Public Safety and Police Intervention in Chicago

Dr. Elena Quintana, Executive Director of Adler University’s Institute on Public Safety & Social Justice, joined Black Press of America’s “Let It Be Known” last week to speak on her role on the Independent Monitoring Team for Chicago Police Department’s Consent Decree. The Consent Decree is court-approved settlement that requires the Chicago Police Department (CPD) and the City of Chicago to reform police training, use of force, community policing, accountability and more.

Dr. Quintana Joins Teachers’ Lounge Podcast to Discuss Higher Education in Prison

Elena Quintana, Ph.D., Executive Director of the Institute on Public Safety and Social Justice, joined the “Teachers’ Lounge” podcast to discuss the development of a new bachelors-level program in Applied Psychology offered virtually by Adler University’s Online Campus at Big Muddy River Correctional Center in Illinois.

Online Campus Student Named Executive Director of New Jersey Nonprofit

Mariel Hufnagel was recently named Executive Director of the Court Appointed Special Advocates of Union County, New Jersey. The organization recruits, trains, and supports community volunteers to champion for children in the foster care system.

Dr. Coleman Discusses Adoption in the Black Community on Windy City Live

Samantha Coleman, Ph.D., Online Campus Faculty and Director of the Student Experience and Academic Advising and Sandria Washington, who together founded a podcast to amplify Black adoptee voices, discussed normalizing adoption in the Black community.

Dr. Wolff Discusses How Psychology Can Address Social Issues in Psychology Today

Joshua R. Wolff, Ph.D., who teaches for the Clinical Psychology (Psy.D.) program in Chicago, was recently interviewed by Psychology Today on the importance of psychology in addressing social issues in the face of COVID-19.

Online Campus Graduate Leads Women’s Mentoring Organization

Megan Hasselroth, M.A. ’16, was interviewed by NPR about her role as Executive Director of Lead(h)er, a nonprofit mentoring program focused on career and community development for women.

Online Campus Student Helps Veterans Experiencing Homelessness

Online Campus student Cheryl Magee, M.A. ’18, founder and executive director of Hope Center in New Orleans, is helping connect veterans with housing, services, and mental health support during the pandemic.

Dr. Bluvshtein Shares Mental Health Insight in Authority Magazine

Marina Bluvshtein, Ph.D., Director of the Center for Adlerian Practice and Scholarship at Adler University, was recently featured in Medium’s Authority Magazine series, “How to Develop Mindfulness and Serenity During Uncertain Times.”