Erin Colbert-White's Innovative Research Featured in USA Today Erin Colbert-White's Innovative Research Featured in USA Today Research by UGA Psychology graduate student, Erin Colbert-White was recently featured in USA Today's Science Fair column. Erin's innovative research investigates the linguistic and vocal capabilities of Cosmo, an African Grey Parrot (pictured above). Congratulations to Erin for earning this exciting national publicity for her work. Read more about Erin Colbert-White's Innovative Research Featured in USA Today
I-O Graduate Student Wins National Paper Competition I-O Psychology Graduate Student Wins National Paper Competition Congratulations to I-O Psychology graduate student, Lauren Wood, for winning the 2011 Best Student Paper Competition from the Personnel Testing Council of Metropolitan Washington. As part of her award, she will present her paper in Washington, D.C. Her paper is titled, "The Changing Nature of Jobs: A Cross Temporal Meta-Analysis of Changes in Perceptions of Job Characteristics." Read more about I-O Graduate Student Wins National Paper Competition
Psychology Department's Canine Cognition Class Seeks to Understand our Four-legged Friends Psychology Department's Canine Cognition Class Seeks to Understand our Four-legged Friends July, 2011 Read more about Psychology Department's Canine Cognition Class Seeks to Understand our Four-legged Friends
Psychology Alumnus Named to UGA's Top 40 Under 40! Psychology Alumnus Named to UGA's Top 40 Under 40!September, 2011 Read more about Psychology Alumnus Named to UGA's Top 40 Under 40!
Neuroscience Student Receives Grant to Attend Training Course at Cold Springs Harbor Labs Neuroscience Student Receives Grant to Attend Training Course at Cold Springs Harbor LabsOctober, 2011 Read more about Neuroscience Student Receives Grant to Attend Training Course at Cold Springs Harbor Labs
Graduate Student Presents Teaching Research on National Webinar Graduate Student Presents Teaching Research on National Webinar Psychology graduate student, Michael Amlung, was recently an invited guest on FridayLive!, a national webinar on teaching and learning hosted by the TLT Group. Michael shared his ongoing scholarship of teaching and learning work using "virtual conferences" to integrate online content with the college classroom. An archived recording of his talk, titled "Bringing TED to Class: Hosting Virtual Conferences," can be viewed on FridayLive! Read more about Graduate Student Presents Teaching Research on National Webinar
Graduate Student Receives Grant for Substance Abuse Related Research Graduate Student Receives Grant for Substance Abuse Related Research Congratulations to I-O Program Graduate Student, Katie Kinkade for her receipt of a grant from the Sunshine ERC Pilot Grant Program (NIOSH) for her proposed project "Effects of client trauma on substance abuse counselors and their families." Katie was awarded $7,450 to cover the cost of conducting this important research. Read more about Graduate Student Receives Grant for Substance Abuse Related Research
Psychology Graduate Program Alumnus Receives APA Distinguished Professional Contribution Award Psychology Graduate Program Alumnus Receives APA Distinguished Professional Contribution Award Read more about Psychology Graduate Program Alumnus Receives APA Distinguished Professional Contribution Award
New Study by UGA Psychologists Reveals Unique Role of Stress Hormone in Infants New Study by UGA Psychologists Reveals Unique Role of Stress Hormone in Infants February, 2012 Read more about New Study by UGA Psychologists Reveals Unique Role of Stress Hormone in Infants
U.S. News and World Report Features UGA Psychology Department Psychology Graduate Programs Continue to Earn High National Rankings Our department was once again nationally recognized for the superior quality of graduate training provided to our students. The Department of Psychology was recently ranked in the top 50 U.S. psychology graduate programs by U.S. News and World Report's 2012 edition of America's Best Graduate Schools. The Clinical Psychology program tied for 32nd overall. Read more about U.S. News and World Report Features UGA Psychology Department
