Megan Murphy Wins CURO Symposium Best Paper Award for the Social Sciences Psychology student Megan Murphy won the CURO Symposium Best Paper Award for the Social Sciences for her paper titled "White matter structure differs between schizophrenia and healthy comparison groups as a function of cognitive control and age". She won $100 and was recognized at the CURO keynote session. Congratulations to Megan and all of the psychology students who participated in the research symposium. Read more about Megan Murphy Wins CURO Symposium Best Paper Award for the Social Sciences
Jennifer McDowell's Research Featured on the UGA Today Front Page Dr. Jennifer McDowell's research is currently being featured on the front page of UGA today. Her research involves using advanced imaging technology to better understand problems in brain structure and function that underlie psychiatric disorders such as schizophrenia. You can view Dr. McDowell's featured profile here. Way to go! Read more about Jennifer McDowell's Research Featured on the UGA Today Front Page
I-O Psychology Alumni Company Places First in Ranking of Fastest-Growing UGA Alumni Businesses We are proud to announce that two Industrial-Organizational (I-O) psychology program alumni have been awarded the first-place ranking of the 2016 UGA Alumni Association ranking of fastest-growing UGA alumni businesses. Their company, Strategic Management Decisions (SMD) LLC was founded by Dr. Shane Douhitt and Dr. Scott Mondore and provides cloud-based talent software for people management. SMD also employs a number of other UGA I-O alumni. Congratulations, Dr. Douthitt and Dr. Mondore! Read more about I-O Psychology Alumni Company Places First in Ranking of Fastest-Growing UGA Alumni Businesses
Brian Hoffman Awarded SIOP Fellow Status We are pleased to announce that Dr. Brian Hoffman has been appointed as a fellow of the Society for Industrial and Organizational Psychology (SIOP). SIOP fellows are appointed for having meaningful, sustained, and unusual impact on the field of industrial and organizational psychology, and fellow status is considered one of the highest SIOP honors. Congratulations, Dr. Hoffman! Read more about Brian Hoffman Awarded SIOP Fellow Status
Annual Departmental Awards Ceremony Friday, April 22, 2016 - 3:00pm Miller Learning Center, Sidney Samuel Thomas Reading Room – 3rd floor Read more about Annual Departmental Awards Ceremony
Julie Delose and Brittany Whitlock Awarded Campus Sustainability Grants Julie Delose and Brittany Whitlock were awarded Campus Sustainability Grants from the UGA Office of Sustainability. Julie was awarded $4,670 for “Why Can't We Be Sustainable Later? Examining the role of environmental attitudes on sustainable behaviors in the present and in the future.” Her project will be supervised by Michelle vanDellen, an Assistant Professor in the Behavioral and Brain Sciences Program. Read more about Julie Delose and Brittany Whitlock Awarded Campus Sustainability Grants
Antonio E. Puente Elected to APA President Antonio E. Puente, Professor of Psychology at the University of North Carolina Wilmington and UGA alum, has been elected for the Presidency of the American Psychological Association. After 35 years of leadership with the APA and other nation health organizations, Puente seeks to establish the APA as a leader in healthcare reform while holding true to its century long and rich history. Congratulations, Tony! Read more about Antonio E. Puente Elected to APA President
Psychology Newsletter - Fall 2015 Psychology News - Fall 2015 Welcome to another great year in the Department of Psychology. Our annual graduation and awards ceremonies last spring highlighted some of the great work our students are doing. And this year we are joined by some great new faculty and students. We hope you enjoy this latest installment of our newsletter! -Department Head Keith Campbell Tags: newsletter Read more about Psychology Newsletter - Fall 2015
Personality and Empathy Research Conducted by Dr. Brian Haas and Dr. Josh Miller Featured in UGA Today Research Dr. Brian Haas and Dr. Josh Miller was recently featured on the UGA Today website. Their research team used fMRI technology to show that borderline personality traits are linked with reduced empathy. Great work Dr. Haas and Dr. Miller! Read more about Personality and Empathy Research Conducted by Dr. Brian Haas and Dr. Josh Miller Featured in UGA Today
Beryl Huang Clinical and Cognitive Neuroscience Laboratory I currently have two research interests: one, isolating impaired cognitive abilities in psychosis using behavioral batteries and EEG, and two, using a big-data approach to construct stable biomarker profiles for psychosis. Other than science, I like the outdoors, yoga, animals, fiction, and media.