Jacob Garrett Pendergraft

Graduate Student, Industrial-Organizational Program

Jacob is a second year Ph.D. student in the IOPP program at The University of Georgia. Jacob is affiliated with the LINC lab, under the direction of Dr. Dorothy Carter. His research interests include developing tools to facilitate effective coordination between and within teams in Multiteam System contexts, and investigating methods of developing the patterns of interpersonal relationships necessary for the success of such systems. Jacob recieved a bachelor of science degree in psychology from The University of Georgia in 2016.

Nicholas J. Haynes

Alumni, Industrial-Organizational Program

Education:

B.S. Psychology, Taylor University 2015

Research Interests

Occupational Health Psychology (e.g., workaholism, employee well-being, work–family interface), Organizational Culture, Cross-Cultural Issues

Links

Department Head Dr. Keith Campbell Gives TEDdx Talk on Narcissism

What do Kylie Jenner and the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge have in common? Dr. W. Keith Campbell argues that both require a little bit of narcissism. As head of UGA's Department of Psychology and a leading scholar on narcissism, Dr. Campbell has devoted more than 20 years to studying narcissism and in his tenure, has authored more than 150 academic publications. His talk addresses the complex implications of narcissism: how we can harness its power and avoid failing under its influence.

Lauren Quast Awarded the Adolescent and Young Adult Special Interest Group's Best Poster Award

The psychology department would like to congratulate Lauren Quast, who was awarded the Adolescent and Young Adult Special Interest Group's Best Poster Award. This was given for her outstanding poster titled "Personality and Psychological Symptoms Associated with Transition Readiness in Adolescent and Young Adult Transplant Recipients." Her poster was presented at the Society of Pediatric Psychology's annual conference in Portland, Oregon earlier this year. Great work, Lauren!

Cyd Eaton, Ana Gutierrez-Colina, and Lauren Quast win Society of Pediatric Psychology Travel Award

The psychology department would like to extend congratulations to graduate students Ana, Cyd, and Lauren, who won the Society of Pediatric Psychology Travel Award for the annual conference in Portland, Oregon (in late March/early April this year). This $750 award is highly competitive (only 19 students were selected) and is given based on the quality of research submissions. Great work, Anna, Cyd, and Lauren!