An article in The Crusader Online discusses the establishment and role of the new Center for Adolescent Research and Education (CARE) at Susquehanna University.
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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.
Stephen’s Op-Ed regarding the child sex abuse scandal rocking Penn State appears in today’s Pittsburgh Post Gazette. The Hardest Thing – Lapses and Lessons from the Happy Valley Horror Show By Stephen Wallace, M.S. Ed. On a campus not accustomed to losing, there are no apparent winners in Happy Valley. A stunning series of ethical lapses has
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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
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Susquehanna University President L. Jay Lemons announced Friday that the University is opening a new research center focused on adolescent development, attitudes, and behaviors. The Center for Adolescent Research and Education (CARE) will study factors in teen decision-making and will operate under the direction of Stephen Wallace, a 1981 honors graduate who returns to Susquehanna
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Stephen’s latest feature article appears in the November/December edition of Camping Magazine. The Other Side of the Mountain – Views on Organized Camp for 2012 challenges some traditional business models of summer camp, arguing instead for a more progressive approach to this important form of child education and development.
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Amid fresh evidence that warnings against distracted driving aren’t sinking in, the USA’s top road safety agency, states’ attorneys general and the Ad Council are launching a campaign aimed at drivers 16-24 years old. Read more…
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Cape Cod Sea Camps, a preeminent provider of residential and day summer camp opportunities for children and young adults announced yesterday that Stephen Wallace, resident camp director and director of counseling & counselor training, will be honored by the SADD National organization on December 1st at the JFk Library and Museum for his three-decades of service
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On Saturday November 5th, Stephen and Susquehanna University president L. Jay Lemons will hold a public “town hall style” discussion regarding the controversial Amethyst Initiative, an effort focused on potentially lowering the minimum legal drinking age in the United States. This event will take place during Susquehanna’s annual Family Weekend and will include a book
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Yesterday, the national SADD organization announced it would honor Stephen Wallace for his three decades of service to youth and families, including fifteen years as its chairman and CEO.
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