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Dr. Jenifer Willson

Dr. Jenifer Willson Named 2024 Woman of Distinction

Dr. Jenifer Willson, assistant professor in the clinical mental health counseling program at Niagara University, was named a “Woman of Distinction” on May 17, 2024, for her critical work in educating mental health counseling professionals. She was one of nine women who were honored for their extraordinary contributions to the community by New York State Assemblymember Monica Wallace.
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Scholars from Niagara University and around the world attended NU's inaugural Conference on Workplace Mobbing, July 22-24, 2024.

Niagara University Conference on Workplace Mobbing Builds Foundation for Future Research and Initiatives

More than 70 scholars from 15 countries across the globe participated in Niagara University’s inaugural Conference on Workplace Mobbing, July 22-24, 2024. The event was intended to develop a clear conceptualization of the critical social process known as workplace mobbing that sets it apart from the broader term of bullying, and to establish it as a scholarly subfield to encourage scientific research on the topic, with the ultimate goal of informing policy and creating effective anti-mobbing frameworks.
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Dr. James Kyung-Jin Lee and Dr. Milo Obourn are the inaugural speakers for Niagara University's new Literature and Social Justice Speaker Series.

Niagara University Launches Speaker Series Focused on Literary Criticism and Social Justice

Emerging and established scholars will be featured as part of Niagara University’s new Literature and Social Justice Speaker Series, which launches this fall. The series is intended to facilitate discussions on how humanistic inquiry, specifically literary criticism, can contribute to social justice. The focus of the first two talks will be on the issue of disability.
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