Search Results for: covid March 7, 2022 Department of Psychological and Brain Sciences Jessica Bernard Even Mild Cases Of COVID-19 Can Leave A Mark On The Brain, Such As Reductions In Gray Matter A Texas A&M neuroscientist explains the emerging research. September 28, 2021 Department of Psychological and Brain Sciences Jessica Bernard COVID-19 Leaves A Mark On The Brain – But It’s Not Yet Clear How Long It Lasts The new research findings, although preliminary, raise concerns about the potential long-term effects of COVID-19, a Texas A&M cognitive neuroscientist says. September 3, 2021 COVID-19 Vaccine Lu Tang social media Timothy Coombs Why Some COVID-19 Vaccine Communications Fail And Others Succeed Professors from the College of Liberal Arts explain the successes and failures of COVID-19 and vaccine communication to the public. June 7, 2021 COVID-19 Joan Wolf Rebecca Brooker COVID-19 and its Effect on Gender Roles Due to school and workplace shutdowns, the pandemic not only altered our everyday lives, but increased hardships for women compared to men. February 23, 2021 COVID-19 Department of Economics Zubairy The COVID-19 Stimulus Check Debate As the government continues to debate stimulus checks in response to COVID-19, Sarah Zubairy, an associate professor of economics, explains arguments for and against the proposed bill. January 25, 2021 COVID-19 Vaccine Department of Philosophy Department of Psychology How to Make Ethical Decisions Once You’ve Been Vaccinated for COVID-19 Professors from the College of Liberal Arts utilize their expertise to advise on how to act and make decisions after being vaccinated. December 15, 2020 COVID-19 Vaccine Ethics Martin Peterson Ethics of the CDC’s Recommended COVID-19 Vaccine Distribution Plan Martin Peterson, an expert in ethics and decision theory, explains the ethics of the CDC’s proposed COVID-19 vaccine distribution plan. November 19, 2020 COVID-19 Department of Economics Professor Dennis Jansen Forecasting the Economy in a Post-COVID World With everyone’s eyes on the fast approaching new year, it's more important than ever to examine the past and present of the economy before looking to the future. November 13, 2020 COVID-19 Election 2020 Political Science Trump Was Expected To Lose Votes In Places Where More People Died Of COVID-19. He Didn’t. Michael Koch, an associate professor with the Department of Political Science, talks to Buzzfeed News. October 29, 2020 Halloween Performance Studies Rayna Dexter Making Homemade Halloween Costumes COVID-19 Friendly Halloween festivities in 2020 are sure to be different than they were in the past. Keeping safety in mind, Professor Rayna Dexter shares some tips on making the perfect costume.