Looking Back And Moving Forward: 9 Tips On Navigating The Impacts Of COVID-19
Oct. 27, 2021 CSDA associate Jennifer Manganello was featured on Children and Screens . Read more from Children and Screens
Archaeologists Have Discovered 500 Previously Unknown Mesoamerican Sites in Mexico Hidden in Plain Sight Using Laser Technology
Oct., 27, 2021 CSDA associate Robert Rosenswig was featured on ArtNet News. Read more from ArtNet News Also click below articles features his findings from other news paper Hunt for ancient Mesoamerican civilisations yields 478 new sites Archaeologists Map Nearly 500 Mesoamerican Sites and See Distinct Design Patterns
Why did the Maya civilization collapse?
Sept. 17, 2021 California News Times features CSDA associate Marilyn Masson's insight
Violence in schools often met with five-day suspensions
Aug. 7, 2021 Times Uniont quotes CSDA associate Lucy Sorensen's insight
PFAS Health Study To Include Petersburgh Residents
July 23, 2021 WAMC Radio features CSDA associate Erin Bell's insight
States keep alcohol delivery options after pandemic as restaurants rebound
July 20, 2021 CSDA associate Kajal Lahiri's insight in ABC News
Behind the scenes, groups urge Biden to limit school police
June 29, 2021 Today News Post quotes CSDA associate Lucy Sorensen's insight
UAlbany doctor talks what is known — and unknown — about 2 new COVID-19 variants
July 1, 2021 Spectrum News - Albany features CSDA associate Eli Rosenberg's insight Click the links below to find his insights from other newspapers. Health Beat: Delta Variant (News Channel 13 - WNYT)
Public health experts: Why we’re going to keep wearing our masks
May 14, 2021 CNN features CSDA associate Eli Rosenberg's insight Click the links below to find his insights from other newspapers. With half of adults vaccinated, CDC warns US 'not quite out of the woods' (Sinclair Broadcast Group --May 26th 2021)
Growing Power Outages Pose Grave Threat To People Who Need Medical Equipment To Live
May 15, 2021 NPR Radio features CSDA associate Shao Lin's research