Dr. Seemiller and Meghan are interviewed frequently by the press on their research on Generation Z. Their work is published by newspapers, magazines, and online news feeds. Below are samples of news pieces in which either or both of them were interviewed.
The Class of 2020 Is All Dressed Up With Nowhere to Go
Corporate America Can’t Afford to Ignore Gen Z
Reality Bites Back: To Really Get Gen Z, Look at the Parents
The iGen Shift: Colleges are Changing to Reach the Next Generation
Young Adults Say Financial Independence, Not Age, is the Meaning of Adulthood
Generation Z is Bigger Than Millennials – and They’re Out to Change the World
Homeward Bound: Pandemic Drives Young Americans Back To Parents
A New Generation of Digital Distraction
The New Generation of Students
Interesting Facts About the Class of 2020 That Will Blow Your Mind
What’s Changed and What’s Next for Job Seekers
The Workplace Attributes that Appeal to Gen Z
Gen Z Takeover: Showing students how to afford college
What Everyone Should Know About Managing Gen Z
Who are Gen Z? Well Billie Eilish, Coco Gauff and Greta Thunberg for a start
Everything Generation Z Needs to Know About Finding Their First Job
How Gen Z is Redefining their World Through Technology
What Makes Gen Z Tick? You May Be Surprised
Young Voters Not Showing Up at Election Polls
How to Attract Gen Z Candidates to Your Company
Less Collaboration, More Quiet: Building for Gen Z, The Digital Natives Coming Soon to the Workforce
3 Military Parent Tips for Generation Z
Through the Eyes of Generation Z
Adolescentes hiperconectados a internet conseguem se concentrar?
Everything You Need to Know About Gen Z
6 Facts About Generation Z Admission Professionals Need to Know
Career-Minded, Pragmatic Gen Zs Going to College
WSU Professor Studies Generation Z
Coming of AgeGeneration Z Students May Play Major Role in Presidential Election
Generation Z: A New Class of Students Arrives
