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CRF continues to strengthen its commitment to research, advocacy, collaboration, and equity as it enters a new academic year.

Bermudez's paper, "'You got this!': The impact of parental academic support on the self-efficacy and adjustment of college students of color", examines academic and mental health outcomes among college students of color. 

Moral language may help a social media post catch fire — but only up to a point. Mohammad Atari from UMass Amherst, in collaboration with researchers from Northwestern University and Chile’s Universidad del Desarrollo, have published a new study on this topic.

Spanning the eighth through thirteenth centuries, this pivotal era produced extraordinary religious and scientific innovations that reshaped daily life.

Dominic Denning was awarded 2 years of funding from the National Institute of Mental Health's F31 initiative to develop predictive algorithms for suicidal thoughts and behaviors among socially marginalized college students.

This competitive award recognizes graduate students and postdoctoral researchers who demonstrate scientific merit and excellence in research.

Funded by the National Science and Technology Council in Taiwan, the TOP grants aim to support talented doctoral candidates and young scholars in the fields of humanities and social sciences who are currently studying or working overseas.

His work published in Behaviour Research and Therapy was praised for its scientific merit, relevance, and innovation in ambulatory assessment methodology.

This award is given to a graduate student committed to advancing inclusion and broadening participation in personality and social psychology.