UVA Weekly Spring 2021: UVA Faculty Reflect on Pandemic-Era Teaching
The addictive act of reading loads of online negative news can be countered by coping strategies, says anxiety expert and psychology professor Bethany Teachman.
The purpose is to “provide an ever-contemporary and robust context to our environment, not to suggest a particular perspective, but to afford a balanced and fulsome experience.”
Despite incurring more than $100 million in additional costs and lost revenues due to the pandemic, the University will hold the line on base tuition.
In this piece originally written for The Conversation, Petri addresses recent news about the Johnson & Johnson vaccine, what patients should look for and what might come next.
Led by UVA professor and 9/11 Commission Director Philip Zelikow, the group will prepare the way for a potential national commission to heal and guard against new threats.
Online gaming and social media can offer opportunities for social interactions for autistic teenagers and adults, according to psychology researcher Micah Mazurek.
Corin Fox, an assistant professor of philosophy, was shocked when, as a college student, his professor used a ‘bad’ word in class. The moment has stuck with him and informed his teaching today.