FPA Research Excellence Symposium: Youth and their Digital Worlds

Law and Legal Studies Professor Dale Spencer.

Digital platforms are how youth express their views about the world, and those views should not be discounted, says Dale Spencer, Associate Professor of Law and Legal Studies and host of the FPA Research Excellence Symposium.

Spencer is conducting research on how older teenagers interact with digital and online platforms, but rather than focusing on the negative, he is exploring some of the benefits of online communities.

Friday, March 6, 2020 in Department of Law and Legal Studies, FPA Research Series, News, Research
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