Zhang Jie, SUNY Distinguished Professor of Sociology and director of Buffalo State’s Center for China Studies, and coauthor Tingting Han published the article "Individualism and Collectivism Orientation and the Correlates among Chinese College Students" in the journal Current Psychology 42 (5): 3811–3821.

Zhang Jie, SUNY Distinguished Professor of Sociology and director of Buffalo State’s Center for China Studies, published the article "Economic Development and Gender Ratio Change in Chinese Suicide Rates (1990–2017)" in the International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health 19 (23): 15606. The article’s coauthors were Juncheng Lyu and Dorian A. Lamis. Dr. Juncheng Lyu was a visiting scholar to Buffalo State University in 2022–2023.

Zhang Jie, SUNY Distinguished Professor of Sociology and director of Buffalo State’s Center for China Studies, published the article “Suicidology in China: Rate Changes and Theoretical Explanations” in the journal Sichuan Mental Health 35 (5): 393–401.

Zhang Jie, SUNY Distinguished Professor of sociology and director of the Center for China Studies, and Dwight Hennessy, professor and department chair of psychology, published the article “Development of the Temporal Sense Scale (TSS) for General Populations” in Timing & Time Perception 10 (4): 368–391 (2022). The article’s coauthors were Yanzheng Liu, Sibo Zhao, and Haoyi Ji. Drs. Sibo Zhao and Haoyi Ji were visiting scholars to Buffalo State University in 2010–2011 and 2017–2018, respectively.

Zhang Jie, SUNY Distinguished Professor of sociology and director of the Center for China Studies, published the article "Were Suicide Deceased More Determined to Die Than Attempters? A Comparison Study Based on Two Psychological Autopsy Studies" in Psychology, Health & Medicine 27 (10): 2229-2237 (2022). The article's coauthors were Ning Li and Zhou Qin. Dr. Ning Li was a visiting scholar to Buffalo State University in 2008–2009 and 2018–2019.

Zhang Jie, SUNY Distinguished Professor of Sociology and director of Buffalo State’s Center for China Studies, published the article “Psychological Gaps Related to the Suicidal Ideation in the Elderly Based on Social Reference Theory: A Qualitative Study” in the journal Sichuan Mental Health 35 (4): 349–353 (2022). The article’s coauthors were Dan Zhang, Tian Yinong, and Su Yonggang. Dr. Zhang was a visiting scholar to Buffalo State University in 2019–2020.

Zhang Jie, SUNY Distinguished Professor of Sociology and director of Buffalo State’s Center for China Studies, has been selected as a member of the Sociological Research Association. The recognition banquet took place Sunday, August 20, at the City Winery in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

Catherine Cardina, professor and chair of the Health, Nutrition, and Dietetics Department, recently published an article with colleagues titled “What the HETE/PETE?” in the Journal of Physical Education, Recreation & Dance 94 (6): 3–5.

Macy Todd, associate professor of English, recently published his article “Identification and Contagion in Anna Rose Holmer’s The Fits” in the journal Screen Bodies 8 (1): 55–70.

Aimee Levesque, lecturer in the English Department, and her theater company, Inclusive Theater of WNY, were featured on the WNED PBS show Let’s Go! on August 3.