Congratulations to our own Jacob Miranda on his new Fellowship! Jacob applied for and received the Southern Regional Education Board’s (SREB): Doctoral Scholars Program in 2020. Information about the Program and Award are provided below from the SREB’s website. The stated goal of the program is: To encourage more minority Ph.D. students who seek careers as […]
Dr. Becky Allen and Dr. Andrea Glenn working on New Grant
We are proud of our Dr. Allen and Dr. Glenn and the part they are playing working on this new grant. Working with the National Center for Complementary and Integrative Health (NCCIH) we know you will both do great! Mumba Awarded NIH Grant to Aid in Reversal of Opioid Crisis […]
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Congratulations to Brad White!!
Congratulations to Brad White, with Susan White, John Lochman, and Philip Gable, who will receive a 5-year NIMH R61/R33 grant, Facial affect sensitivity training for young children with CU traits. […]
Congratulations to Dr. Ed Merrill
Congratulations to Ed Merrill, with Bev Roskos and Fran Conners, who will receive a 3-year NICHD R15 grant, Assessing the malleability of spatial abilities in individuals with Down syndrome. Wonderful news! […]
Congratulations to Dr. Cribbet
CONGRATULATIONS Congratulations to Matt Cribbet, who found out recently that he has been accepted to the 2020 Summer Training Institute for Research in Child Abuse and Neglect in New York City at John Jay College. Matt is one of 15 scholars across several disciplines to be invited. […]
Psychology Welcome Picnic!
Our Annual Psychology Welcome Picnic was a huge success! I hope all the new Faculty, Staff and Graduate students know how much we at the Psychology Department Appreciate them! We are glad you are here! […]
Adam Coffey Receives UA’s Award for Outstanding Research by a Doctoral Student for 2018-2019
Adam Coffey, a psychology PhD student in the College of Arts and Sciences, has been chosen to receive the University of Alabama’s award for Outstanding Research by a Doctoral Student for 2018-2019. Coffey has developed a breadth of forensic psychology expertise and published work on psychopathy, intimate partner violence, the LGBTQ community and jury duty. “Broadly, […]
Psychology B.S./B.A. Program Named Provost’s Assessment Award Winner
The Psychology B.S./B.A. degree program has been named the winner of the second annual Provost’s Assessment For more information please click the link below Provost’s Award […]
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Jenni Cox received a grant from the National Science Foundation (NSF).
This 2-year $284K project, funded by NSF’s Law and Social Sciences Program, is entitled, “Implicit biases and discretionary prosecutorial decision making.” Although much research has focused on how jurors can be influenced by various factors, very little focuses on how prosecutors can be influenced. Yet prosecutors are highly powerful agents in the legal system. Jenni’s […]
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Philip Gable selected as an A&S Leadership Board Faculty Fellow for 2018-2021
The College of Arts and Sciences Leadership Board Faculty Fellowships recognize the College’s most promising or most accomplished teacher/scholars, individuals early in their careers who demonstrate exceptional promise or faculty members who have brought distinction to the College and University throughout their careers. CONGRATULATIONS DR. GABLE!! […]
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