Talk about the future often focuses on technological innovation, space travel, and the discovery of life forms in galaxies that we can barely imagine. As […]
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Abracadabra Day
When my kids were little, we had a family tradition of Abracadabra Days. They were each entitled to one day in the fall semester and […]
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Summer Reads
With summer upon us, it is time for some good book recommendations. This year, I asked a few colleagues to share what they are reading. […]
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Prescription Problems
Last month, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration approved Biogen’s new medication, aducanumab, for the treatment of Alzheimer’s Disease. Marketed with the brand […]
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Mortarboards Fly High
It’s that time of year! And this graduation devotee is over the moon. Two of my nieces and a nephew graduated this year: Lauren from […]
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Something Old, Something New
The ink is barely dry. Just yesterday, President Biden signed legislation establishing Juneteenth as a US federal holiday. Short for June 19th, Juneteenth is tomorrow. […]
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The First Lady of Mental Health
The young man in the photo below with US First Lady Rosalynn Carter is my dear friend and colleague, Dr. Harold Pincus. This photo hangs […]
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Congratulations, Dr. Poku!
Following graduation from Mount Holyoke College, Ohemaa Poku started as the Program Coordinator at our Columbia-WHO Center for Global Mental Health in 2014. Over the […]
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