How to activate your brain's superpowers.
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New Views On The Self And Society
Deborah J. Cohan, Ph.D.
Tips to help college students succeed at the end of the semester.
A 97-year-old woman, an infant, and the Tree of Life.
The challenges and gifts of sabbaticals.
Are there challenges to being in the dominant group?
The Case of Brett Kavanaugh
A professor's perspective on the epidemic of sexual assault on college campuses.
Snow days are fun and cozy, but anticipating hurricanes is emotionally exhausting.
How to help your homesick college kid.
Advice for parents with college bound kids.
What every new and returning college student needs to know.
Strategies for educators.
How parents and college students can get along better during the long break.
Help for lonely college students during the summer.
One surefire way to recapture the romance.
Some tips for surviving the day.
Students who are a joy to teach seem to understand that the world is larger than they are.
Here are surefire ways to embarrass your college-bound kids.
16 things for college students and parents to consider.
A professor's advice for sick college students.
A professor rethinks the concept of extra credit.
10 tips for college students and their parents.
18 surefire ways to drive your college kids crazy.
Deep friendship demands that we reveal a certain amount of vulnerability.
A professor speaks out about alternatives to the dreaded term paper.
Making sense of all the recent reports
Tips for enjoying the holidays with your adult children.
A professor's advice for students and parents.
Advice for teaching large classes.
A list and a meditation.
More strategies for students and parents.
Deborah J. Cohan, Ph.D., is a professor of sociology at the University of South Carolina-Beaufort where she teaches and writes about the intersections of the self and society.
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