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June 01, 2016

Psychology Chair Professor Carl Hart was interviewed on NY1 about the apparent K2 overdoses in Brooklyn. Visit the NY1 website to watch the interview.

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July 09, 2018

Michelle VanTieghem Awarded NRSA Grant

Michelle VanTieghem, doctoral student in the Developmental Affective Neuroscience Lab (PI: Tottenham), has been awarded an NRSA (F31) grant from the National Institute for Mental Health

June 13, 2018

Professor Nim Tottenham Interviewed To Discuss The Developmental Consequences of New US Immigration Policy (Audio Recording)

Dr. Nim Tottenham and some of her colleagues were recently interviewed on a episode of Circle of Willis titled "Children at the Border" to discuss the developmental consequences of the new US Immigration policy that separates children from their parents once they enter the United States.

The audio recording of the discussion can be found by clicking the link below:

http://circleofwillispodcast.com/children-at-the-border

May 23, 2018

Honors Program Application Open - Apply by June 1st!

Applications open. Please submit here. Be sure to be in contact with a member of the Psychology faculty to confirm support for your research before submitting your application. 

May 15, 2018

Department of Psychology Class Day Celebration

Congratulations to our graduating seniors!

In honor of our graduating seniors and their achievements, the Department of Psychology invites all Class of 2018 Psychology Majors, Psychology Concentrators, Neuroscience & Behavior Majors, and Postbacs to our Class Day Celebration.

May 09, 2018

Professor Larisa Heiphetz Awarded Grant From The Lenfest Junior Faculty Development Grant Review Committee

Professor Larisa Heiphetz has been awarded a Grant from the Junior Faculty Development Grant Review Committee for her research project entitled "Because He Is A Bad Person": How Explanations Influence Children's and Adults' Social Perceptions.

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