The Center for Social and Behavioral Science (CSBS), with support from the Office of the Chancellor-Public Engagement, is proud to introduce the participants of the AY2022-2023 Policy and Research Legislative Fellows Program! The six students in this cohort represent five units in four different colleges, encompassing a diverse array of fields of study, from civil […]
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Ask the Experts: Health Disparities & COVID-19
The panelists in this webinar draw on their research and expertise on health disparities and provide insights as to how and what must be done to improve health outcomes for these vulnerable communities.

Ask the Experts: Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion in Champaign-Urbana
In this Ask the Experts he CSBS faculty and community experts discusses improving racial equity, solving issues of racial injustice, keeping our community safe for all, and navigating difficult conversations about race.

Ask the Experts: Mental and Behavioral Health During COVID-19
On June 22, 2020 the Center for Social and Behavioral Science hosted an Ask the Experts: Mental and behavioral health during COVID-19 webinar in partnership with the Interdisciplinary Health Sciences Institute. In this webinar, our faculty experts discussed managing mental health and close relationships during COVID-19. The experts also focused on managing work-life-balance, coping with […]

Ask the Experts: Covid-19 Exposure Notification, Privacy, and Security
The Center for Social and Behavioral Science and Interdisciplinary Health Sciences Institute join forces for our Ask the Experts Series on COVID-19 Exposure Notification, Privacy, and Security. Our faculty experts discuss the promising potential, uncertainty, and associated privacy risks with using exposure notification technologies to manage the spread of COVID-19. Our conversation also narrowed in on the development of the Illinois App.