Research Archives - Page 11 of 11 - Department of Psychological Sciences

Congratulations to our graduate students on their international presentations!

May 9, 2019

Congratulations Alison and Liliana! Presented posters at the ICPS 2019, Paris France, March 7-9 with Professor Jim Overholser @CWRUpsychsci Liliana's poster examined the pathology in suicide and death controls. Alison's poster assessed death in opiate users

Communication Sciences MA students present on treatment meta-analyses

January 31, 2019

The Communication Sciences MA students completed their treatment meta-analyses this fall. Each student presented a unique topic, ranging from treatment for speech sound disorders, childhood apraxia of speech, and cleft-palate to name a few. They each did an amazing job!

Two Psychological Sciences Students Win SOURCE Poster Awards

April 20, 2020

Congratulations to the undergraduates in Psychological Sciences who won SOURCE Poster Awards for their presentations at the Fall Intersections Conference. Margarid Turnamian won 1st place for her poster “Trauma and Related Experiences in LGBTQ, Cisgender, and Heterosexual Individuals,” mentored by Amy Przeworski. Jason Lockamy won 3rd place for his...

Huangqi Jiang presents at the annual meeting of the Psychonomic Society

May 8, 2019

PhD DCAS student Huangqi Jiang presents his research at the annual meeting of the Psychonomic Society in New Orleans, LA.

Provost Summer Undergraduate Research Grant (PSURG) Applications Due Feb 15

January 30, 2019

Provost Summer Undergraduate Research Grant (PSURG) PSURG is a summer research program for CWRU undergraduate students in biology, chemistry, and the social sciences (especially psychological sciences, sociology and anthropology). Students must be on campus and actively conducting research during the entire 10 week program, which runs from May 28 to August...

Research Across the Clinical Cohorts

January 30, 2019

Students across all years of the clinical psychology program are actively engaged in research and contributing to various fields, ranging from posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD), understanding risk factors for suicide, and better characterizing the deficits evidenced in neurodevelopmental disorders. First year student, Kathy Benhamou, who is advised by Dr. Norah...

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