#GHC23. ⁦Grace Hopper (GHC)⁩ The Way Forward!

Inspiring time at the #GHC23 Grace Hopper Conference last week, the world’s largest gathering of women and non-binary technologists. Theme was "The Way Forward." Enjoyed being with colleague & students NJITYingWuComputing. AnitaB.org #WomeninSTEM #HCI #Cyberpsychlogy

Professors James Geller and Julie Ancis, along with Ph.D. candidate Vrushali Koli and senior Human-Computer Interaction major Soumya, attended the recent Grace Hopper Conference in FL. GHC is the world’s largest gathering of women and non-binary technologists.

Interested in doctoral students starting Spring 2024 to work in my #Cyberpsychology & #Online Messaging lab. Apply to the PhD Program in Information Systems NJITYingWuComputing. Investigating the content & process of social media messages. lnkd.in/eT68ntZG

Honored to be interviewed about a new study by Oxford Internet Institute. Massive Study Discounts Adverse Effects of Internet on Mental Health shar.es/agbpZB via TechNewsWorld #cyberpsychology

As data from the Anti-Defamation League shows antisemitism growing on college campuses in recent years, Julie Ancis is doing her part by developing a training model that will help prepare mental health professionals who work with Jewish students. tinyurl.com/4k3b4xan

Distinguished Professor Julie Ancis recently gave an invited talk at the 47th Annual International Psychohistorical Association Conference entitled "The Psychology Profession: Present-Day Manifestations of Hate." tinyurl.com/2hmmjrs2

Honored to deliver this presentation on the prevalence and spread of antisemitism in our professional psychology and counseling organizations. Academic Engagement Network

Thrilled about this new publication which contributes insights for public health organizations aiming to improve communication strategies during pandemics, foster engagement, and address the unique needs of diverse populations. #cyberpsychology

Julie Ancis, distinguished professor in the Department of Informatics, recently presented a paper entitled "Strategies of Social Media Influencers in Countering Online Hate" at the International Congress of Psychology in Prague, Czech Republic. #socialmediasafety

RIP, Dr. Phil Zimbardo. Your early work on the Stanford Prison Experiment allowed for a greater understanding of how readily people conform to social roles. Your later work on The Heroic Imagination Project provided a template for how people can act heroically. A giant.

Join Julie Ancis , founding director of cyberpsychology at NJIT, on Instagram Live for a discussion on this timely and extremely relevant topic. Newark Dept. of Health & Comm. Affairs - Health Literacy Series - Friday, December 13, 2024 at 11 a.m. Join: instagram.com/newarkdhcw

Register here:  bit.ly/4gA3iVo or through QR code.

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So proud to be Academic Engagement Network member under the incredible leadership of Miriam F. Elman! What a day of programming!

Full article: Ethical Leadership in the Face of Antisemitism and Anti-Zionism: University Presidents’ Responses to the October 7 Hamas Attack tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

“They’re between a rock and a hard place. They’re trying to appease different constituents, and I feel like they’re appeasing the ones who are loudest and bigger, and that’s not the Jewish professionals,” said Julie Ancis. Gabby Deutch has more: ji.news/3xze8

How did university presidents respond to October 7? In a new research article, Professor Julie Ancis of NJIT and PhD student Talia Gruber analyze and compare 98 statements from university leaders. ➡️ bit.ly/417vTvR

Looking forward to speaking about Antisemitism in the Age of AI at the Webinar for Datathon 2025 at Indiana University's Institute for the Study of Contemporary Antisemitism. The event is online. Register here: lnkd.in/eh6_ugmj #cyberpsychology #AI #antisemitism #data

Antisemites are evading detection on social media by misspelling and masking words. “Jew” has become “juice.” “Kikes” has becomes “kites.” Professor Julie Ancis is addressing online hate with her new study, based on 15 years of research. jcajournal.com/vol-81-1