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Undergraduate psychology students presented at the Minnesota Undergraduate Psychology Conference held at Carleton College’s Weitz Center for Creativity.

High school psychology teachers from all over Minnesota got to visit our department for the Minnesota Teachers of Psychology in Secondary Schools Conference.

Dr. Rebecca Shiner, Psychology Distinguished Graduate Alumni Award recipient, gives her remarks to the new graduates of the Psychology PhD program.

The Psych Scoop will be sent out biweekly in the summer starting this week!

Emma Leischow looks back in appreciation at everything she's learned in her psychology and sociology classes over the years.

Boyu Wen continues to nurture her pursuits in the fine arts, and her love for psychology as a future graduate.

We are pleased to announce that Dr. Kristian Markon has been promoted to Research Associate Professor.

Vanessa Anyanso is featured in the fourth edition of SPARK for her paper “The Politics of Psychology.”

Are you interested in picking up another psychology course for the fall 2024 term? Take a look at courses of interest in this week's issue of Psych Scoop!

Find out how Madison (PSY BS, 2019) uses her knowledge of quantitative and I-O psychology to work as a Project Manager at the Data Recognition Corporation.

The Next-Gen Psych Scholars Program is helping to pave the way to graduate school.

Five of Alex Ajayi’s research assistants presented at the Midwestern Psychological Association Conference in Chicago.

Elaea Purmalietis shares her experience with low-frequency hearing loss in a Minnesota Daily article.

Congratulations to Sarah Jahn for receiving the 2023-24 Collegiate Award.

Congratulations to Andrew Oxenham for being the Waldfogel Scholar of the College.

Andrea Wiglesworth is a top-cited author for her paper “Understanding suicide risk for youth who are both Black and Native American: The role of intersectionality and multiple marginalization.”

Congratulations to Rich Lee for being a top-cited author for his paper on acculturation in immigrant youth.

Need a place to study during finals week? Take a look at the available study spaces in Elliott Hall in this week's issue of the Psych Scoop!

Psychology & physiology major Dilshan Rajan is developing a smart inhaler in hope of replacing regular inhalers entirely.

Magdalena Wojtczak was awarded a grant from the NIH for the project “Effects of Age and Hearing Loss on Auditory Temporal Processing: Perceptual and Electrophysiological Measures.”