Stephen Wallace

Susquehanna University, in Selinsgrove, Pa., announced the opening of its new Center for Adolescent Research and Education (CARE) at a gala event Dec. 1 at the John Fitzgerald Kennedy Library and Museum inBoston. The Friends for Life Inaugural Gala celebrated the 30th anniversary of Boston-based Students Against Destructive Decisions (SADD) and marked the achievements of departing board chairman […]

Stephen responds to a parent’s concern about child sexual abuse in syndicated columnist Leanna Landsmann’s A+ Advice for Parents piece in the Detroit Free Press.

Today, Stephen released a new column, Reindeer Games, highlighting some of the dangers teens face related to alcohol and impaired driving during the holiday season. The piece contains some new, original data from the on-going SADD/Liberty Mutual Teen Driving Research Program.

The alleged sexual abuse scandal at Penn State has prompted intense media attention to the issue of child safety. In a new Op-Ed, Stephen weighs in on how parents can keep kids safe while still allowing them the positive influence of adult mentors.

An article in The Crusader Online discusses the establishment and role of the new Center for Adolescent Research and Education (CARE) at Susquehanna University.

Last weekend, Susquehanna University President L. Jay Lemons and Stephen Wallace kicked off the opening of the Center for Adolescent Research and Education (CARE) with a town-hall-style discussion about efforts to lower the minimum legal drinking age.

Cheers: To Susquehanna University, which on Friday opened its Center for Adolescent Research and Education to study the factors at play in teen decision-making. The center will be led by Stephen Wallace, a 1981 graduate who returns to Susquehanna after 15 years as CEO of the national Students Against Destructive Decision organization, and three decades