UGA Psychology Clinic Awarded Grant from the UGA Parents Leadership Council to Support Low-Income Students The Psychology Clinic has been awarded a grant from the UGA Parents Leadership Council to off-set the cost of providing psychotherapy to low income UGA undergraduate students. The grant will also fund an assistantship for a graduate student therapist who will specialize in providing therapy to UGA undergraduate students. The funds will allow the Psychology Clinic to better serve students, especially low-income students, and reduce wait-times for all individuals seeking therapy services. Read more about UGA Psychology Clinic Awarded Grant from the UGA Parents Leadership Council to Support Low-Income Students
Graduate Student Violeta Rodriguez Selected as a Yale Ciencia Academy for Career Development Fellow Congratulations to Violeta Rodriguez, a first-year graduate student in the clinical psychology program and FRESH lab, who has been selected as a fellow of the Yale Ciencia Academy for Career Development. Read more about Graduate Student Violeta Rodriguez Selected as a Yale Ciencia Academy for Career Development Fellow
Departmental Awards Ceremony Thursday, April 12, 2018 - 3:00pm Miller Learning Center 4th floor rotunda Read more about Departmental Awards Ceremony
Dr. Ronald Blount Awarded Michael C. Roberts Award for Outstanding Mentoring in Pediatric Psychology The UGA Psychology Deparment would like to recognize and congratulate Dr. Ronald Blount, who was recently awarded the Michael C. Roberts Award for Outstanding Mentoring in Pediatric Psychology by the Society of Pediatric Psychology (SPP). This award honors faculty in pediatric psychology who mentor students in an exemplary way, providing professional advice and guidance through various training phases. In 2017 the award was renamed the Michael C. Read more about Dr. Ronald Blount Awarded Michael C. Roberts Award for Outstanding Mentoring in Pediatric Psychology
Dr. Justin Lavner and Dr. Jessica Maples-Keller Named Rising Stars in the Association for Psychological Science Congratulations to UGA faculty member Dr. Justin Lavner and UGA alumnus Dr. Jessica Maples-Keller, who have been selected as Rising Stars in the Association for Psychological Science. APS Rising Stars reflect the best and brightest of psychological science. Read more about Dr. Justin Lavner and Dr. Jessica Maples-Keller Named Rising Stars in the Association for Psychological Science
Congratulations to the Fall 2017 Graduates! Congratulations to all of the students who graduated last week! Below is a photo with BBS faculty and their newly minted PhDs (right to left: Dr. Thitapa Shinaprayoon, Dr. Amanda Rodrigue, Dr. Sarah Saint Hamilton, Dr. Julie Delose). In addition, Dr. Saint Hamilton and Dr. Shinaprayoon, and Mary Selden from BBS were recognized with outstanding teaching awards. Great work, everyone! Read more about Congratulations to the Fall 2017 Graduates!
Dr. Josh Miller Named Incoming Editor of the Journal of Research in Personality The psychology department would like to recognize Dr. Josh Miller for being named the incoming editor of the Journal of Research in Personality. This is an impressive accomplishment. Congratulations, Dr. Miller! Read more about Dr. Josh Miller Named Incoming Editor of the Journal of Research in Personality
Research by Bridget Lynch and Dr. Michelle vanDellen Featured on the Research Spotlight Page by the UGA Graduate School Congratulations to Bridget Lynch, a psychology doctoral candidate under the direction of Dr. Michelle vanDellen, for having her research featured on the UGA main website. Her research focuses on how people can feel good about themselves. Click here to read the full article that was featured on the UGA Graduate School Research Spotlight page. Keep up the great work, Bridget and Michelle! Read more about Research by Bridget Lynch and Dr. Michelle vanDellen Featured on the Research Spotlight Page by the UGA Graduate School
NY Times Best Seller Luke Dittrich Gives Well-Attended Talk The psychology department was fortunate to have New York Times best-selling author Luke Dittrich visit our department on Wednesday, November 1, 2017 to present his talk: Patient H.M.: A Story of Memory, Madness, and Family Secrets. Over 80 people attended the facinating talk. We would like to thank the Franklin Foundation for their generosity in providing funding his visit. Read more about NY Times Best Seller Luke Dittrich Gives Well-Attended Talk
Dr. Anne Shaffer Awarded $2,500 Innovation in the Franklin Multicultural Curriculum Grant Congratulations to Dr. Anne Shaffer, who was awarded a $2,500 Innovation in the Franklin College of Arts and Sciences Multicultural Curriculum Grant, one of two awards given for the 2017-2018 academic year. The goal of the award is to support and encourage faculty to develop new courses that would be appropriate for the college’s multicultural curriculum or to significantly revise existing courses in order to be included in the multicultural curriculum. This award can also be used to engage in diversity innovation in the graduate curriculum as well. Great work, Dr. Shaffer! Read more about Dr. Anne Shaffer Awarded $2,500 Innovation in the Franklin Multicultural Curriculum Grant