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Introducing the Rutgers-Newark Caregivers Resource Portal!
Check out our new website for RU-N Caregivers here. In September 2020, the P3’s then-Scholar-in-Residence Patricia Akhimie launched a new...
p3collaboratory
Mar 15, 20243 min read
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Envisioning a Family Friendly Campus (again!)
While The Faculty Parent most often centers the working lives of faculty parents and caregivers, this blog entry by Catherine Clepper ...
Catherine Clepper
Nov 27, 20237 min read
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The Impact of the COVID-19 Pandemic on Children
The Impact of the COVID-19 Pandemic on Children
Vanessa LoBue, PhD
Apr 18, 20234 min read
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Pandemic Babies
How a Workplace can Ease the Difficulties of Pandemic Parenting, or Make Them Worse
Amir Moosavi, PhD
Oct 3, 20225 min read
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The Summertime Hustle (a blog post written while hiding)
Being a faculty-parent in the the summertime sometimes means being everything to everyone while any- and everywhere.
Catherine Clepper
Jun 28, 20224 min read
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Where We Are Now, Still, & Again
I somehow can’t quite believe where we are now, again. In the first week of Spring 2022, I had two kids at home, again, every single day...
Patricia Akhimie, PhD
Feb 8, 20224 min read
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Parents Everywhere: Envisioning a Family Friendly Campus
This month’s blog entry imagines ways that faculty-, staff-, and student-parents might work together to increase both the visibility...
Catherine Clepper
Dec 6, 20217 min read
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Adult Caregiving and Higher Education
In this month’s “Faculty Parent” post, Dr. Takashi Amano (Social Work, SASN) shares some recent research (including his own!) around...
Takashi Amano
Nov 3, 20216 min read
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At Home Contingency Plans
How is your pandemic parenting going? "The Faculty Parent" series chronicles the highs and lows of juggling parenting, teaching,...
Patricia Akhimie, PhD
Aug 17, 20217 min read
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Spring, Breaking: Kids, Mental Health, and the Darker Side of Being Home Together
This year spring break was not just a “break” that wasn’t really a break. In fact, it was all about breaking.
Patricia Akhimie, PhD
Apr 26, 20216 min read
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