Undergraduate Ivan Campbell Creates Virtual Minecraft UGA Graduation!

One of our outstanding Psychology undergraduate students, Ivan Campbell, led the creation of an incredible virtual Minecraft graduate for fellow UGA students! We are in awe of your creativity, Ivan! Thanks for helping your fellow students make wonderful graduation memories.

Check out the Wall Street Journal feature here: https://on.wsj.com/2T0YMXE

Dr. Anne Shaffer's Work with Families of Teens with Anorexia Nervosa Featured in UGA News article

Check out this article featuring Dr. Anne Shaffer's work in collaboration with Cincinnati Children’s Hospital developing interventions to use in addition to family-based therapy to treat teens with anorexia nervosa. This study uses a tool called a “five-minute speech sample” to screen families for hostility and criticism and then redirect to emotional coaching.

Congratulations to the UGA Psychology 2020 Bachelors of Science Graduates!

The faculty, advisors, and staff of the University of Georgia Department of Psychology congratulate our Bachelors of Science graduates!



To honor you, we have compiled a message featuring two student commencements speeches (and a goat!), well wishes delivered by video and others provided in spirit, and a slideshow recognition of our graduates. We hope that this virtual celebration enhances the pride felt by our graduates and their families and friends on this significant occasion. Congratulations, Class of 2020! We miss you!



Dr. Kristen Shockley receives NSF grant to study work-home transition during COVID-19!

Congratulations to Dr. Kristen Shockley and co-PI Tammy Allen who received a RAPID grant from the National Science Foundation to study the work-home balance issues involved in transitioning to remote work during the COVID-19 crisis entitled "RAPID: Collaborative Research: Adjustment and Effectiveness of Rapid Transition to Remote Work." Keep up this important work!

Dr. Dorothy Carter Receives UGA Charles B. Knapp Early Career Scholar Award!

Congratulations to Dr. Dorothy Carter, a recipient of the UGA Charles B. Knapp Early Career Scholar Award! Named in honor of the University of Georgia’s 20th President, this award recognizes outstanding accomplishment and evidence of potential future success in scholarship, creative work or research by an early career faculty member in the social and behavioral sciences. Dr. Carter's work helps organizations rethink the management of complex human systems comprised of multiple teams. Congratulations on this well-deserved honor!