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How to keep your relationship fresh and exciting

February 7, 2023 by

Maintaining a positive romantic relationship, especially a long-term one can be tough. Both partners must be committed and put in the effort. In light of Valentine’s Day coming up soon, relationship expert and sociologist Dr. Alicia Walker explains what a healthy relationship looks like and how to keep the spark alive. Walker is also associate professor in the department of … [Read more...] about How to keep your relationship fresh and exciting

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How to keep the spark alive in a relationship

November 22, 2022 by Strategic Communication

Whether you’re married or dating, keeping the passion burning strong in your relationship takes work and commitment. Dr. Alicia Walker, associate professor of sociology at Missouri State University and an intimate relationship expert, highlights a few things you can do to keep the spark alive in a romantic relationship on UpJourney. … [Read more...] about How to keep the spark alive in a relationship

Filed Under: Faculty News Tagged With: Alicia Walker, College of Humanities and Public Affairs, faculty, Faculty and Staff Page, In the News, sociology and anthropology

What are some signs of an unhappy relationship?

October 28, 2022 by

No one ever said relationships were easy and perfect — there will be good times and bad times. But, if you’re noticing a lot of red flags, it may be time to consider whether or not your relationship is healthy. Dr. Alicia Walker, associate professor of sociology at Missouri State University and an intimate relationship expert, highlights a few signs of an unhappy relationship … [Read more...] about What are some signs of an unhappy relationship?

Filed Under: Faculty News Tagged With: Alicia Walker, College of Humanities and Public Affairs, faculty, Faculty and Staff Page, In the News, sociology and anthropology

Important questions to ask before getting married

September 27, 2022 by Strategic Communication

Before taking the huge step of marriage, it’s important to make sure you and your partner are on the same page when it comes to key topics. To do that, there are some essential questions to ask. Dr. Alicia Walker, associate professor of sociology at Missouri State University and an intimate relationship expert, highlights a few of them on UpJourney. … [Read more...] about Important questions to ask before getting married

Filed Under: Faculty News Tagged With: Alicia Walker, College of Humanities and Public Affairs, faculty, Faculty and Staff Page, In the News, sociology and anthropology

How to talk to your kids about divorce

April 29, 2022 by

When parents divorce, it affects kids greatly. So, it’s important to communicate, keep them in the loop and make them feel secure. Dr. Alicia Walker, assistant professor of sociology at Missouri State University and an intimate relationships expert, weighs in on this topic on Choosing Therapy. … [Read more...] about How to talk to your kids about divorce

Filed Under: Faculty News Tagged With: Alicia Walker, College of Humanities and Public Affairs, faculty, Faculty and Staff Page, In the News, sociology and anthropology

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