March 11, 2024
Q & A with Tamara Melton, Co-Founder of Diversify Dietetics 
Melton to Deliver the 12th Annual CDPHP Nutrition Lecture at Russell Sage College
February 28, 2024
Russell Sage Now Offering Online Version of Mental Health Counseling and Community Psychology Master’s Program
Russell Sage College has received New York State Education Department approval to offer its master’s program in Mental Health Counseling and Community Psychology online beginning this fall.  This gives future graduate students at Russell Sage the flexibility of choosing either the online or on-campus version of the program, which was formerly known as Counseling and […]
February 28, 2024
‘Top Poster’ Winners Among Doctor of Physical Therapy Faculty and Students from Russell Sage College who Presented at National Conference
Eight faculty members and 19 students in Russell Sage College’s Doctor of Physical Therapy program presented research at the American Physical Therapy Association Combined Sections Meeting held in Boston, February 15-17, 2024.  Among them were Assistant Professor of Physical Therapy Katrin Ramsey, PT, DSc, Assistant Professor of Physical Therapy Cathron Donaldson, PT, DPT, and Doctor […]
February 20, 2024
Russell Sage College Launches Criminal Investigation Resource Center (CIRC), Allowing Students to Work on Real Cold Cases
Russell Sage College has launched a new Criminal Investigation Resource Center (CIRC), in which students work with law enforcement agencies and missing persons organizations on unresolved or “cold” cases. The CIRC was started by the founders of the first college-based cold case analysis center in New York state. The CIRC – led by Director Christina […]
February 16, 2024
Q & A With New York State’s School Counselor of the Year   
Carla Young is a graduate of and adjunct professor for RSC’s school counseling master’s program; she’s a candidate for the 2025 National School Counselor of the Year
February 13, 2024
The Benefits of Background Music: Professor Finds Music Reduces Stress Response During Occupational Therapy Lab Practical Exams
Like many of us, Assistant Professor of Occupational Therapy Chris Mulligan often turns to music — especially 90’s hip-hop or Zac Brown — to boost energy or relieve stress.   Music is such an uplifting part of her own routine that she began to use it to enhance her classroom culture. Now, she is formally studying […]