College of Liberal Arts & Sciences
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Hana-May Eadeh Featured in the Association for Psychological Science's Pride Month Showcase
June 04, 2021
Hana-May’s talk is titled “Identity Centrality, Risk, and Resilience: Examining Heterogeneity within Gender and Sexual Minority Individuals.” Originally presented... -
Dorit Kliemann receives grant from the Eagles Autism Foundation.
June 03, 2021
Dr. Dorit Kliemann, Assistant Professor in the Department of Psychological and Brain Sciences, has received a 2 year grant from the Eagles Autism Foundation. The... -
Elizabeth O’Neal wins K99 Award from NICHD to Study Teen Safety
April 19, 2021
The Department of Psychological & Brain Sciences is pleased to announce that Elizabeth O'Neal has recieved a K99 Award from the National Institute of Child...
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A New Home for the Department of Psychological and Brain Sciences
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Introducing the Individualized Graduate Training Track
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Our Collective Brains: Support for minority and first-generation psychology students
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The TOGETHER Series
The TOGETHER (Targeting Our Goals for Equitable Treatment in Healthcare, Education and Research) Series is a new group of bi-weekly webinars that hopes to provide a platform for diverse interdisciplinary speakers to present on topics relevant to addressing inequities in health.
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Profiles & Research
The department's commitment to research excellence is matched by a commitment to providing outstanding training in psychology for both undergraduate and graduate students. Please explore the research and student profiles listed below.
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UI Study Examines How Children Learn Words
Dr. Bob McMurray's "Growing Words" project looks at how children process words and how it affects learning to read and language throughout life
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UI professor generates millions by taking a semester off
Dr. Ryan LaLumiere's professional development assignment allowed him to focus on his research and pursue new funding.
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Krista Wahlstrom Explores Amygdala's Role in Storage of Spatial Memories
Krista Wahlstrom, a doctoral candidate in Psychological and Brain Sciences, seeks to better understand how we remember what we learn.
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Researchers Studying Long-Term Effects Of COVID-19 In Latino Communities
Miriam Velez-Bermudez, a PhD student in Psychological and Brain Sciences, along with Crystal Garcia in the College of Public Health, examine how COVID-19 has affected the Latino Community.
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