Undergraduate Research Showcased at the 47th Annual Psi Chi Convention of the Behavioral Sciences

The 47th Annual Psi Chi Convention brought together undergraduate students to showcase their research through poster and oral presentations. The event featured multiple poster sessions and a dedicated oral presentation block, giving students the opportunity to share their work and engage with peers and faculty.

Open to all undergraduates involved in research, the convention included projects across psychology and related disciplines, reflecting a wide range of topics and approaches.

Dr. Sierra Carter awarded prestigious “Storymakers Fellowship.”

We are excited to share that Dr. Carter will be taking part in a weeklong intensive this summer that trains full-time, established researchers in the art of environmental storytelling. 
 
Held in residence at the Wrigley Marine Science Center (WMSC)  on Catalina Island, the program includes lectures, workshops, studio time for creating original content, and cohort-building activities.
 

Dr. Trina Cyterski Receives Sandy Beaver Excellence in Teaching Award

Dr. Trina Cyterski has been named a recipient of the Sandy Beaver Excellence in Teaching Award, an honor recognizing outstanding faculty in the Franklin College of Arts and Sciences who demonstrate a sustained commitment to high-quality instruction.

This award highlights Dr. Cyterski's consistent excellence in teaching and her meaningful impact on student learning within the Department of Psychology.

Congratulations Dr. Cyterski!