![](https://smlr.rutgers.edu/sites/default/files/styles/manualcrop_banner_broad_1600/public/Images/Banners/SMLR_banner_news2020_1.jpg?itok=bPbSFJu2)
Enter a keyword, SMLR faculty or staff name, publication, and/or date range to search for SMLR experts in the news.
WCNC reports on research that finds engineering and computer science majors see the biggest return on their investment. Xiangmin (Helen) Liu co-authored the study.
CNBC reports on a study co-authored by Xiangmin (Helen) Liu. The research finds that a college degree is still a sound investment, though some majors pay more than others.
The Daily Mail covers a study co-authored by Xiangmin (Helen) Liu, which finds that engineering and computer science majors see the biggest return on their investment.
Rutgers Today covers research by Hazel-Anne Johnson, Douglas Kruse, and Lisa Schur of the Program for Disability Research, Xiangmin (Helen) Liu, and Yana Rodgers of the Center for Women and Work.
Diverse: Issues in Higher Education reports on a study co-authored by Xiangmin (Helen) Liu and published by the American Educational Research Association.
EdSource reports on a study co-authored by Xiangmin (Helen) Liu about the return on investment for college graduates and the majors that pay the most and the least.
Forbes covers a study co-authored by Xiangmin (Helen) Liu, revealing that a college degree yields an annual return on investment of 9.88% for women and 9.06% for men.
StudyFinds summarizes research on the enduring value of a college education. Xiangmin (Helen) Liu co-authored the study.
Fortune writes about people who pretend to be in a Zoom meeting in order to look busy or avoid talking to their co-workers, quoting Jessica Methot.
America’s Work Force Union Podcast features an interview with Marilyn Sneiderman of the Center for Innovation in Worker Organization.