Towson University Experimental Psychology

Next, we have Brigid Kane for our student thesis defense highlights! Great work, Brigid! We look forward to seeing what you do next!

Congratulations to Kelly Roen for the successful defense of her thesis! Excellent job, Kelly!

Last, but certainly not least, in our series of students who presented their research at RCIF, we have Kobe Anderson! He investigated a multidimensional neurobehavioral approach to improve translational efficacy in biomedical research. Excellent work, Kobe!

Another student whose work that was presented at the TU RCIF is Megan Yelinek! She examined the reconsolidation of positive and neutral episodic memory. Terrific job, Megan!

Next from RCIF, we are highlighting Gabi Canizales-Ortez! She is investigating perceptions of Latina mothers and the role of race and phenotype in social judgements. Great work, Gabi!

Another student whose RCIF work we are proud to highlight is Emilly! She looked at the malleability of reliance on race/ethnic vs. gender stereotypes in implicit person perception in the presence of counter-stereotypic individuating information. Well done, Emily!

Next from the TU Research and Creative Inquiry Forum, we are highlighting Marian! She is investigating the effects of the interaction of a belief in God and transgression severity on revenge motivation. Great job, Marian!

Now, we will be highlighting some of the First Year Experimental Psychology graduate students who presented posters at the Towson University Research and Creative Inquiry Forum!

First, we have Isabella Papaleonti, who looked at the physiological differences between moral and physical disgust. Impressive work, Izzy!

Next, we are highlighting Riley Petrick! Congratulations and great work, Riley!

As the spring semester is coming to an end, we are very excited to congratulate our students who have successfully defended their theses!

First up, we want to congratulate Ashley Todd-Diaz ! Awesome job, Ashley!