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A curated listing of news articles, videos, and other media covering Chancellor Conway.

Tomlinson-Clarke Is Named Provost of Rutgers-New Brunswick
July 26, 2023
Chancellor Conway appoints the new Provost and Executive Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs Saundra Tomlinson-Clarke, a veteran faculty member and administrator.

Conway Is Named Chancellor of Rutgers-New Brunswick
July 5, 2023
The promotion announced by President Jonathan Holloway reflects Conway’s leadership of the New Brunswick campus and her vision that resulted in the Academic Master Plan.

Rutgers University–New Brunswick Names Four New Deans
April 26, 2023
This Rutgers Today feature highlights the new deans selected to lead the School of Arts and Sciences, Edward J. Bloustein School of Planning and Public Policy, School of Engineering, and Douglass Residential College.

How Does Interactive Technology Affect Mental Health and Wellness?
March 28, 2023
In this Rutgers Today article, technology expert and featured speaker of the second annual Chancellor-Provost’s Mental Health and Wellness Lecture Vivien Wen Li Anthony discusses why we're so drawn to smartphones and video games, as well as the effect they have on our mental health and well-being.

Why We Need a Massive Mental Health Endeavor to Help Our Children | Opinion
October 5, 2022
Chancellor-Provost Conway and Frank Ghinassi, president and CEO of Rutgers University Behavioral Health Care, share why it's important to address the COVID-19 pandemic's mental health impacts on young people.

ROI Influencers: Higher Education 2022 - Francine Conway
February 23, 2022
Chancellor-Provost Conway was named as a top influencer in higher education on ROI-NJ's Power List 2022.

Scarlet Guarantee
Media coverage of Rutgers–New Brunswick's new signature program to make college more accessible and affordable.

• NJ.com: Rutgers: We’re making college free, or low-cost, as a way to transform lives | Opinion
  February 28, 2022
• CBS News: Rutgers launches new financial aid program
  February 22, 2022
• NorthJersey.com: Rutgers University financial aid to make education more affordable for NJ students
  February 22, 2022
• NBC New York: Rutgers to Offer Free and Reduced Tuition
  February 21, 2022
• WHYY: Rutgers-New Brunswick to offer free or reduced tuition
  February 21, 2022
• NJ.com: Rutgers-New Brunswick will offer free or lower tuition for students whose families make less than $100K
  February 21, 2022

MINDinMIND
February 1, 2022
In a live interview, Chancellor-Provost Conway discusses her role as a clinical psychologist and shares her findings in the study of ADHD and discusses how it's important to drive social change.

The Road to an Education
January 3, 2022
In an article for Rutgers Magazine, Chancellor-Provost Conway discusses why she prioritizes enabling access to higher education for underrepresented students and shares her belief in the importance of diversity in academia.

Pivotal Derner Mentors Are the "Gift That Keeps on Giving" to Francine Conway, PhD '99
November 29, 2021
Chancellor-Provost Conway shares how the skills she learned from her mentors are applied in her roles as the chancellor-provost of Rutgers–New Brunswick.

Better Together: How Rutgers is Transforming Behavioral Health Care for Adolescents and Young Adults
April 7, 2021
In the second event of the Better Together series, Dr. Conway talks about how Rutgers is changing behavioral health treatment for adolescents and young adults in New Jersey.

Rutgers-New Brunswick Provost Shares Personal Connection to Access Week
February 19, 2021
In this Rutgers Today piece, then-Provost Conway shared how her childhood shaped her passion for ensuring educational access for all students.

Francine Conway Receives Psychologist of the Year Award
October 16, 2020
Francine Conway received the 2020 Psychologist of the Year Award from the New Jersey Psychological Association (NJPA) during NJPA’s annual conference.

TEDxTalks: Cultivating Compassion for the ADHD Child
May 6, 2016
Francine Conway delivered a TEDx Talk about her work as a licensed clinical psychologist and a scholar focused on ADHD in children.