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When University of Redlands Professor Renée Van Vechten offered to coordinate the second annual Western regional Pi Sigma Alpha conference, she had no inkling she would have to do so in the midst of a pandemic. But, with this year’s conference scheduled for March 20, the possibility of an in-person event began to wane as university campuses began to close and students began to attend class online. Instead of canceling or rescheduling the event, Van Vechten and U of R’s Pi Sigma Alpha students decided to host the conference virtually.

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She was the first Japanese national to receive a Doctor of Psychology (PsyD) degree from a program accredited by the American Psychological Association (APA). Now 20 years into her career as a female educator of color and as associate dean in the University of Redlands School of Education, Dr. Hideko Sera is giving back, serving on an advocacy board of the APA doing grassroots work to preserve Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF).

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University of Redlands environmental economist says evidence shows carmakers can meet stricter standards, as California aligns with major players against Trump Administration proposed rollbacks

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University of Redlands environmental economist says evidence shows carmakers can meet stricter standards, as California aligns with major players against Trump Administration proposed rollbacks

University of Redlands economist says benefits don't discourage unemployed from seeking work

Senate bill to end the CA State of Emergency and Gov. Newsom's emergency powers may be misguided, says University of Redlands Prof. Riaz Tejani

University of Redlands Political Scientist Renee Van Vechten on conventions & elections in 2020 & mail-in voting.

Following ethical principles in times of wealth and social tranquility is easy. But take the same ethical principles and drop them into a time of scarcity and panic, and the world looks very different, says University of Redlands professor.

'Murder' hornet threat to humans hyped, but real threat exists for European honeybee colonies if hornets allowed to establish in US, University of Redlands professor says.

Do we have to choose between economy and public health in the era of COVID-19? University of Redlands economist says no.

The President cannot undo or circumvent the Constitution or federal law, which is firm on the date of the presidential election, says U of R political scientist Renee Van Vechten.

University of Redlands Political Science Professor thwarts pandemic and embraces technology to honor student work

University of Redlands Professor Marcia McFee says though we can't gather, we can still celebrate Easter, Passover, or Ramadan. "In fact, it is perhaps essential to do so, in this moment, this year."

University of Redlands professor says 'there is simply no way to justify the Trump Administration's new fuel economy standards.'

"Rapid movement to online learning does not come without concerns and challenges for both educators and parents," says Nicol Howard, University of Redlands professor of teaching and learning.

"It is the demand side and financial markets that need to be taken most seriously," says University of Redlands Professor Nathaniel Cline about the economic fallout of the COVID-19 pandemic.

University of Redlands psychologist talks about depression and how people cope during the COVID-19 pandemic.

University of Redlands School of Business Dean criticizes Amazon after PBS Frontline report

University of Redlands educator works with APA advocacy board to preserve program targeted by White House budget proposal

"Can we expect fireworks at the Oscars this year? Probably not, but there seems to have been a quiet, but important shift in the red carpet carnival," says University of Redlands professor.

As the world struggles with grief over the tragic helicopter accident that killed 9, U of R Professor tells men, "It's healthy to cry."

"It has been nearly 100 years since the ratification of the 19th Amendment granting women the vote nationwide, yet women continue to face barriers to full equality," says University of Redlands professor, on the eve of women's march

MIT report on Epstein donations glosses over one ethical leadership violation, University of Redlands scholar Tom Horan says.

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