UA Psychology Faculty Productivity Ranked 25th in Nation
 
  • Psychology Major Phillip Jordan to Be Awarded Arts and Sciences Dean's Awards of Merit
  • Dr. John Lochman Chosen as the Recipient of the 2007 Burnum Distinguished Faculty Award.
  • The New Gallery Presents Selected Articles and Photographs From Dr. Jerry Rosenberg's Collection of Life Magazines
  • Psychology Major and Gates Scholar Phillip Jordan Seeks To Help Inner-City Youth With Self-Esteem
  • Study Shows Poor Recognition of 'Self' Found in High Functioning People with Autism
  • 11th Annual Graduate Research Conference Held
  • UA Alzheimer's Care Research to Help National Panel in Preparing Action Plan
  • Drs. Mark and Laura Klinger Help Devise Test for Autism
  • Joseph Chandler Receives A&S Award for Excellence in Teaching
  • Dr. Jerome Rosenberg Recipient of LGBT Spectrum Award
  • Dr. Beverly Thorn First Recipient of The Beverly Thorn Award for Outstanding DCT Service
  • Seven Psychology Graduate Students Nominated for Outstanding Teaching, Research, And Service Awards
  • Alabama REACH Intervention Project Collaborators Receive Rosalynn Carter Leadership Award
  • Dr. John Lochman to Lead Prestigious Organization, Appointed to Prominent Professorship
  • UA Research Professor Dr. Louis Burgio Receives Funding From the Rosalynn Carter Institute for Caregiving of Alzheimer's Patients

Honors Day Celebration 2008

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Friday, May 9, 2008
Graduation Reception
 

 

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Back by popular demand, the Department of Psycholology will restart publication of the Psychology Alumni Newsletter. Thanks to Dr. Paul Weisberg, Professor Emeritus, for bringing the Newsletter back for our loyal alumni and friends.

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Department History

Professor Emeritus, Dr. Paul Weisberg, has undertaken an effort to document the history of our department and make it available to current department members, as well as to faculty, staff and students who have moved on.  Click here to go to the History page.

The Department Celebrates! :

On April 6th the Department held it's annual awards ceremony and reception. Pictured is graduating psychology honors student, and recipient of the Outstanding Psychology Undergraduate Student Award, Dana Weathington, with her mom and dad (right).

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Heterosexual mock jurors prove most punitive in hate crimes against gays.   Mock jurors are more likely to recommend the death penalty in homicides that are hate crimes against gay men than they are in other types of homicides, according to lead researcher Robert J. Cramer, a psychology doctoral student at the University of Alabama, whose co-authors include Jonathon J. Mohr, PhD, of George Mason University, and Stanley L. Brodsky, PhD, and Emily E. Wakeman, also of Alabama. This research was feature in the October APA Monitor. Read all about it