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African-American children often are reported by parents and teachers to display behaviors of ADHD at a higher rate than children from other racial and ethnic groups. For the first time, researchers have found that African-American mothers in a study rated boys as displaying more frequent ADHD symptoms than Caucasian mothers did, regardless of... Read more »
According to Himanshu Jain, professor of materials science and engineering, the United States’ approach to graduate education has not changed much since the period after World War II.
Given the rapid pace of technological change and the growing need for a technologically... Read more »
As an intern at the Institute for Child Development at SUNY Binghamton, Noor Syed sat down with a child diagnosed with autism. Syed said the child was a big kid who scared others because he had a tendency to engage in aggressive behavior.
Syed, now the clinical director of... Read more »
Peter Langman ’00 Ph.D.—a sought-after expert on the psychology of young people who commit rampage school shootings—recently sat down with Joseph Roy ’09 Ph.D., superintendent of the... Read more »
The Graduate Student Senate and Graduate Life Office hosted it's second annual Mentorship Appreciation Night on Friday, November 2, 2018 and faculty from the College of Education were honored by their students.