Each professor will approach women in media from a different direction. Dr. Mia Moody will discuss journalism, Dr. Kristi Humphreys will examine television, Dr. Karenna Malavanti will explore women in horror and Dr. Sarah Walden will focus on romance.
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Dr. Ed Rogers, assistant director, training director and senior psychologist for the Counseling Center, said too much exposure to negative news affects one’s mental health. These effects occur because the human brain struggles to distinguish between remote and current threats.
I don’t want Trump back in the White House, but the media’s constant coverage of him is making his supporters angry. Quite frankly, it’s making people like me angry — angry enough to vote for him again, just to stick it to them.
