A report titled "Leveraging Community Strengths for Healthy Aging through Villages and Social Work" was recently featured in the specialty practice section of the National Association of Social Workers newsletter. Emily Greenfield, a professor in the School of Social Work and director of the Hub for Aging Collaboration, was one of the authors of the report.

U. professor discusses recent report about aging in Villages

T.J. Jackson Lears, a Board of Governors distinguished professor in the Department of History, recently published his new book titled "Conjurers, Cranks, Provincials, and Antediluvians: The Off-Modern in American History," according to a post on X by the Rutgers History Department. This book is a compilation of essays from the last five decades of Lears' career.

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U. professor discusses recent report about aging in Villages

U. professor questions modernity in newly published book, collection of essays