Joseph LaBrie
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Joseph Labrie
Radicalism and Rights: White Supremacy, American Gun Culture, and the Second Amendment
Reflection by Nickolas Abbott ’20, a history major On Thursday, September 5, 2019, the LMU History Department, in conjunction with the Departments of Political Science, Sociology, and Psychology, presented the “Radicalism and Rights” panel,…
Professor Joseph LaBrie Receives NIH Grant to Use Gaming to Talk to College Students About Alcohol
ACADEMICS | The National Institutes of Health has awarded a five-year, $2.2 million grant to psychology Professor Joseph LaBrie and his team for a research project intended to bring gamification to alcohol abuse intervention….
Bone Mass May Suffer When Teenage Girls Binge Drink, LMU Study Finds
The study found that those who regularly drank heavily over short periods of time had lower bone mass in their spines, even when excluding other factors that affect bone density, like exercise, nutrition and smoking habits.
Pulse Nightclub Shooting: Study Finds Perception of Substance, Alcohol Abuse as Coping Mechanism Drove Actual Use
The study adds a new twist to previous research on alcohol and drug use among the LGB population, which has mostly focused on the role that “sexual minority stress” plays in causing higher rates of substance use among lesbian, gay, and bisexual people.
Parents Reduce Children’s Risky College Drinking By 30 Percent With Innovative Summer Program, LMU Study Finds
Helping parents better understand alcohol consumption patterns and other parents’ attitudes before their child goes to college reduces the amount their children drink at college, an LMU study has found.
Department Chair Welcome
Wow, what a spectacular six months it has been! We congratulated a great class in the spring of 2015 as they moved on from LMU to pursue graduate school in programs such as physical…