Spring Sports Underway at UAlbany
The calendar has flipped to March, which is a sure sign that the spring sports season is underway at UAlbany. But this year there are a few special additions to the season schedule.
Student Research Prize Expands to Include Community Outreach
The Situation Prize offers grants to students for research that will directly impact problem or issue in the student's own community.
‘University at Albany Week’ Airs on WAMC’s The Academic Minute
The Academic Minute features a two-and-a-half-minute segment each day from professors at different colleges/universities around the world, keeping listeners abreast of what's new and exciting in higher education research.
Training for Social Work during COVID-19
Each year, the University at Albany trains new social workers to be ready to work in a wide variety of settings.
Experts: Growing LGBTQ+ Community Faces Mental Health Challenges
As the University continues its observation of “Gender & Sexuality Month,” several UAlbany experts are discussing LGBTQ+ issues as they relate to mental health, discrimination and history.
CTG Research Addresses the Digital Divide at the Local Level
Governments around the world are using information and communication technology (ICT) policies to foster the development of an information society. Yet, there is no clear evidence to suggest these policies are helping to align investments with needs at the local level, according to UAlbany CTG researchers J. Ramon Gil-Garcia and Luigi Reggi.
UAlbany Researchers Examine Health Data Policies in the Biden-Harris Administration
As a new presidential administration commences, researchers at the University at Albany are analyzing the potential impact on health data policy and opportunities for improved access. Writing in JAMA Health Forum, authors Erika Martin and Mila Gascó-Hernandez see renewed opportunities for growth and success if the Biden-Harris Administration follows the lead of past practices inaugurated under President Barack Obama.