What does the research tell us about how young people use social media? And what can educators do to teach youth how to use social media in productive, positive ways?
Read MoreMonica Wassel and Julia Lesnick worked with county Cornell Cooperative Extension (CCE) offices to do applied research this summer.
Read MoreDr. Rachel Sumner presented Perceived and Actual Gender Differences in Purpose Content at the Second Annual Purpose Conference.
Read MoreThis year, two representatives from PRYDE attended and presented their research at the New York State Association of Cornell Cooperative Extension 4-H Educators Conference (NYSACCE4-HE) in Ellicottville, NY on October 10th -12th.
Read MoreOne of the missions of PRYDE is to make it easier for researchers to translate their work into implementable youth programs through Cornell Cooperative Extension (CCE).
Read MoreThe 4-H work team are essential county partners that help shape PRYDE research and implement PRYDE programs.
Read MoreTwo of PRYDE’s senior Scholars, Julia Lesnick and Rosario Majano, presented their summer research findings at the “Festival of Scholarship” to welcome Cornell’s 14th president Martha Pollack.
Read MoreThe 4-H exhibitions at the fair really testify to the diverse and well-rounded programing of 4-H.
Read MoreHow do young people think about the future? How do they make sense of their diverse experiences with 4-H development programs?
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