Center for Adolescent Research and Education

CARE at Susquehanna University examines attitudes and behaviors of adolescents and young adults. The center investigates development and decision-making, focusing on issues of

Personal development

Underage drinking and drug use

Sexual behavior

Bullying

Violence

Suicide

Latest News

Psychology Today, 5/3/13
In this column, Stephen Wallace takes on changing gender roles in youth risk behavior. Read the column.

Camping Magazine, 5/2/13
Along with several other experts, Stephen Wallace writes about how counselors can positively influence young campers. Read the article.

Psychology Today, 4/25/13
Stephen Wallace addresses how this time of year is the most dangerous for teen drivers. Read the column.

Camping Magazine, 3/4/13
Stephen Wallace writes about discouraging bullying by encouraging friendship. Read the article.

Psychology Today, 3/2/13
In his column in Psychology Today, Stephen Wallace discusses how to help young people cope with the grief and loss. Read the column.

Staff

The center is directed by Stephen Wallace, a 1981 graduate of Susquehanna.
Read his bio.

Associate Professor of Psychology Michael D. Smith is the center’s academic research coordinator. Read his bio. 

Center Announced at SADD Gala

The Center for Adolescent Research and Education was formally announced during SADD's gala honoring Stephen Wallace '81. See the story, video and more photos More »