psychology
Kueny named interim chair of psychological science
Dr. Clair Kueny has been named interim chair of psychological science at Missouri University of Science and Technology. Her appointment began Friday, July 1.
Read More »Nancy Stone named chair at Middle Tennessee State University
Dr. Nancy Stone, professor of psychological science and special assistant to the provost for analytics, planning and assessment, is leaving S&T to become chair of psychology at Middle Tennessee State University, a public university in Murfreesboro, Tennessee. Her appointment at MTSU begins Aug. 1.
Read More »‘Dissertation of the Year’ award goes to Krueger
Dr. Merilee Krueger, teaching professor of psychological science, received the 2020 Dan H. Cockrell EdD Dissertation of the Year Award. Her dissertation is titled “An Evaluation of a Pre-college Program on College Success.”
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Student speakers announced
Five graduating students were selected to speak at S&T’s spring commencement ceremonies. Due to the postponement of these ceremonies, the students will instead share their speeches during the Virtual Celebration of Graduates at 11 a.m. Saturday, May 16, via Facebook Live on S&T’s Facebook page. The student speakers are:
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Psychology students honored
Undergraduate students Amy Costa, Ashley Worley and Sophia Rodriguez each won first place in their divisions for research presentations at the Great Plains Students Psychology Convention at Missouri Western State University in St. Joseph, Missouri, in March. They are pictured with Dr. Devin Burns, assistant professor of psychological science.
Read More »Participate in a psychology study
Undergraduate students are invited to participate in a research study conducted by Dr. Cundiff in the psychological science department. Participants will complete an activity to learn about group dynamics and then complete an online survey immediately following the activity and 1-2 weeks later. The study will take 1-2 hours total. Participants will receive $20 and […]
Read More »Psychology lecture on “Neural Correlates of Musical Rhythm in Williams Syndrome”
Williams Syndrome (WS) is a neurodevelopmental disorder characterized by hypersociability, heightened auditory sensitives, and strong musical interests despite variable musical skills. Individuals with WS exhibit variability in musical beat perception, and this is important for both musical and social interactions. We sought to investigate the neural basis of beat tracking in these individuals using electroencephalography […]
Read More »Participate in a psychology study
Undergraduate students are invited to participate in a research study conducted by Dr. Cundiff in the psychological science department. Participants will complete an activity to learn about group dynamics and then complete an online survey immediately following the activity and 1-2 weeks later. The study will take 1-2 hours total. Participants will receive $20 and […]
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