Announcements!
Future Counselors of America has recently launched a $1000 scholarship to undergraduate and graduate students majoring in Psychology who seek a career in relationship counseling or a related field. Applicants will be judged based on academic achievement and a minimum 500- to maximum 900-word essay entitled "The Psychology of Online Dating." Click here for more information on this opportunity!
This award recognizes an individual whose single extraordinary achievement or a lifetime of outstanding contributions have met one or more of the following criteria:courageous and distinctive contribution(s) in the science or practice of psychology that significantly supports efforts toward a solution to one of the worlds intransigent social problems; distinctive and innovative contribution(s) that makes the science and/or practice of psychology more accessible to a broad and diverse population; and
an integration of the science and practice of psychology that serves the public interest and advances social justice and human welfare. Congratulations! Read more about Professor Lott here Also read her November 2012 article The Social Psychology of Class and Classism here!
Congratulations to Dr. Lisa Weyandt who is featured in a recent article discussing her TRAC Project, investigating the effects on ADHD on College Students!
Introducing our Current Student Spotlight, Elizabeth-Ann R. Viscione!
Elizabeth-Ann is a sophomore Psychology major and Italian minor. She has been involved in the field of mental health since the age of 14 by working as an administrative and research assistant at The Institute for the Study and Treatment of Loss in Warwick, RI. She also recently completed a clinical internship at South County Child and Family Consultants in Wakefield, RI.Click here to read more about Elizabeth-Ann!
