Persephone Hall on Graduation Season and Post-Graduation Career Jitters
With graduation season in full swing, college and university students around the country are entering a new chapter in their lives. While graduation is a time for celebration, it is also a time of great change and uncertainty.
As the Executive Director of the Hale Center for Career Development, Persephone Hall has extensive experience supporting students during their transition from academia to the professional world. She is available for interview.
Mara Suttmann-Lea on Voter Education
Assistant Professor of Government Mara Suttmann-Lea is one of 28 distinguished scholars, out of a record 360 nominees, awarded the highly prestigious $200,000 Carnegie Fellowship. They will study how state and local election officials can build trust with constituents through voter education.
Suttmann-Lea is available to provide 2024 election commentary.
Kendell Coker on Marijuana Reclassification
Marijuana could soon be reclassified as a lower-risk drug if a new recommendation from Attorney General Merrick Garland is adopted. The change would signal a historic shift in policy.
Psychology professor Kendell Coker, who is also an attorney, can provide valuable insights into the potential impact.
Jeff Strabone on TikTok ban signed into law
President Joe Biden recently signed a bill that could lead to a nationwide TikTok ban, escalating a massive threat to the company’s US operations.
Jeff Strabone, coordinator of the Media, Rhetoric, and Communication program is available to discuss how the new legislation could impact you.
Eric Fleury on Iran targets Israel in drone, missile strike
Iran launched an attack on Israel, escalating long-standing tensions between the two nations.
Eric Fleury, assistant professor of Government and International Relations, is an expert on U.S. foreign policy and international relations. He is available to discuss the impact.
