08/06/2026
Some Snaps from Rome's Thesis Defense!!!
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08/06/2026
Some Snaps from Rome's Thesis Defense!!!
08/03/2026
Some Snaps from the Summer Undergraduate Research Symposium!!!
05/15/2026
Some photos from our very Own Gwynn Buckton's Thesis Proposal Defense!!
Congrats Gwynn!
05/11/2026
Congrats to our wonderful class of MS EXPSYCH Grads!!!
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05/02/2026
Snaps from our Grad Student's send off party last week!
04/30/2026
"This past week, Romiere Horace designed and led a workshop for undergraduate McNair & CSTEP scholars entitled "The Psychology of Academic Aggression", discussing the implications of aggression in academic contexts and ways in which students can mitigate these behaviors."
04/28/2026
Congrats Bea for Defending your Thesis!!! WOOO
04/23/2026
MS in Experimental Psychology candidates Daniel Lindberg, and Willow Rose presented 3 separate posters at the Society for Personality and Social Psychology Annual Conference in Chicago, IL. Daniel's poster was titled "Pathogen sensitivity predicts minimum standards for romantic and sexual partner health" and Willow's posters were titled "How do climate victim prototypes shape environmental behavior?" and " Examining the role of mental imagery in environmental cognition and climate action". Thank you to Dr. Prokosch for her assistance with our students' amazing work!!
04/20/2026
Congratulations to the newest inductees into Psi Chi Honor Society!!!
YAYYY!!!!!!
04/20/2026
Congratulations Willow for your recent presentation at the Central New York Environmental Science Conference in Syracuse, NY on 3/28/2026. Her talk was titled "Imagining the Alternative. Mental Imagery, Environmental Imaginaries, and Environmental Intentions" .
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