UTC sociology professor Dr. Chris Vidmar appeared on Jed & JR Mornings to discuss how online dating has reshaped relationships since the launch of Match.com 30 years ago—and why younger people are now turning away from dating apps. Vidmar noted that many people lost social connections during the pandemic, fueling renewed interest in meeting in…
University Health Services Staff Jordan Jacobs talks winter skin care with Jed & JR Mornings
It’s a multi-billion dollar industry. The concern for skin care during winter has increased due to the harsh effects of cold temperatures and low humidity levels. What do we need to do to take care of the body’s largest organ without going broke. Jordan Jacobs from UTC’s Health Services Staff and Infectious Disease Nurse Practitioner joined…
Dr. Howard Wall talks about the economy during the holidays on Jed & JR Mornings
A recent report shows car repossessions are up to the highest number since the recession of 2009. U.S. companies are intensifying job cuts and workforce reductions and U.S. consumer debt reached a record high of more than $18 trillion with significant increases in mortgage and credit card balances. As the Christmas gift buying season is…
Meghan McKnight and Dr. Tyler Oberheim talk sports gambling on Jed & JR Mornings
The rise of online sports gambling has led to significant financial and emotional consequences for many PEOPLE. A recent survey found that 22% of Americans are dealing with severe financial consequences from sports betting losses, with many struggling to afford basic necessities like food and rent. This morning getting it under control as we welcome…
Dr. Elizabeth O’Brien discusses Gen-Z workers on Jed & JR Mornings
Dr. Elizabeth O’Brien—UC Foundation Professor, SPS Director and Interim School Psychology Program Director—joined Jed & JR Mornings on WGOW 102.3 FM to discuss new research on Gen Z workers pushing back against “false urgency” cultures. She explained how shifting expectations around work, stress and reward are influencing today’s professional environments. O’Brien also highlighted UTC’s behavioral…