Introduction : Masters of happiness
Is everybody hanging out without me?: Comparing ourselves to others and the importance of being "liked"
The professionalization of Facebook: (and why everyone should keep their opinions to themselves)
My name is my brand and my brand is happiness!
The selfie generation: why social media is more of a "girl thing"
Performing for God: religion on (and off) social media
Virtual playgrounds: the rise of Yik Yak, the joys of Snapchat, and why anonymity is just so liberating
An acceptable level of meanness: the bullies, the bullied, and the problem of vulnerability
So you wanna make that Facebook official?
The ethics of sexting: Tinder, dating, and the promise of mutually assured destruction
My smartphone and me: a love-hate relationship
Taking a timeout from the timeline: students who quit social media and why
Conclusion : Virtues for a generation of social media pioneers
Taking control of our smartphones: how student affairs professionals, faculty, and parents can help young adults feel empowered with respect to social media and their devices.