Brittney S. Randolph, director, Programs for Children, was quoted on the grant the Huggins Center received and how it will help student parents struggling to pay for childcare.

The story aired on ABC30. (April 22) $1.5 million grant supports child care services for Fresno State student-parents

Dr. Monique Bell, professor of marketing, was quoted on her research to analyze the motivations and challenges of Black entrepreneurs in the wine industry.

The article appeared in Forbes. (April 21) Black Wine Entrepreneurs Find Passion, Racism and Legacy, Study Shows

Jim Boren, executive director of the Institute for Media and Public Trust, was quoted in an article on naming a new school in Fresno.

The article appeared in The Sun. (April 19) Battle for naming rights of Fresno Unified’s next school emerges

Mark Keppler, executive director of The Maddy Institute, was quoted in an article on the California governor trying to balance decisions such as vaccinations and lack of water. He was also a guest on a radio show.

The article appeared on MSN. (April 18) Gov. Newsom promises COVID-19 restrictions will lift, schools will reopen, as recall looms

The show aired on KCBS Radio. (April 16) The State of California: Newsom navigates a tricky present while looking towards an unknown future

Dr. Tania Pacheco-Werner, co-director of the Central Valley Health Policy Institute, was quoted on the need for more vaccine access to vulnerable communities.

The article appeared in The Fresno Bee. (April 18) See need, address need. How UCSF Fresno’s COVID Equity Project is trying to spread the health

She was also quoted on disparities in vaccination rates by regions.
The story aired on ABC30. (April 22) New data shows disparity in vaccination rates across the Central Valley

Dr. Matthew Sharps, professor of psychology, wrote an article on the way young children interpret and perceive reality and how that relates to them being an eyewitness.

The article appeared in Psychology Today. (April 16) Understanding the Child Eyewitness

Dr. Tricia Van Laar, assistant professor, Department of Biology, was quoted on clots.

The story aired on ABC30. (April 13) Johnson & Johnson pause: What to look for and why not to worry