Felicia Pratto will become the president-elect of the International Society of Political Psychology at the end of its annual meeting in July 12-15 in Lisbon. She will serve in that capacity til July, 2020, when she becomes president and will host the annual meeting in Berlin in July 2021, whereupon she becomes past-president (each of […]
Kudos to Dr. Mary Crawford!
UConn emerita professor Mary Crawford was awarded the Carolyn Wood Sherif award from Div. 35 of APA in 2018. “The award is given to a senior individual based on sustained and substantial contributions to the field of the psychology of women as a scholar, teacher, mentor and leader.” How well deserved! You do us proud, […]
Alumna Dr. Jessa LaCroix’s work on suicide prevention in the military
An article in the September 2017 Military Medical Research News describes how Jessica LaCroix’s program is training military chaplains to prevent suicide. Begins on front page. 9 – DRP SEPTEMBER 2017 NEWSLETTER – VOLUME 4 ISSUE 9
Bon Voyage to our 2017 PhDs
Congratulations to our recent PhDs, Dr. Talea Cornelius, who has begun a post-doctoral position at Columbia University Medical Center (her page) and Dr. Brad Weisz, who has become an Assistant Professor at California State University at Long Beach (his page). We are very proud of your successes and we miss you both.
Prof. Kerry L. Marsh and alumnus Benjamin Meagher featured in The New Yorker
A central concept of their research program and recent research of Dr.s Marsh & Meagher is featured in The New Yorker. Word of the day: Affordance.
Why are there still Nazis? Social dominance theory in the news.
New article by Eion O’Carroll at Christian Science Monitor features Felicia Pratto.
SPSSI grant to PhD student Devon Price
Devon Price won a SPSSI Applied Social Issues Internship research grant for research on psychological factors impacting HIV testing and PreP medication uptake.
SPSP to feature UConn Social Research
Four of our current PhD students will be presenting their research at the upcoming SPSP conference in Jan. 2017 in San Antonio: Elif Ikizer, Gabriel Camacho, Brad Weisz, and Gloriana Rodriguez-Arauz. In addition, SPSP granted diversity travel awards to Gabriel Camacho and Brad Weisz.
PhD Candidate Liz Lawner publishes new book on women in STEM
Article here
Intergroup team wins Klineberg award
A recent paper by recent intergroup lab alum Andrew L. Stewart (plus Felicia Pratto, Fouad Bou Zeineddine, Joseph Sweetman, Véronique Eicher, Laurent Licata, Davide Morselli, Rim Saab, Antonio Aiello, Xenia Chryssochoou, Aleksandra Cichocka, Atilla Cidam, Rob Foels, Benjamin Giguère, Li Liu, Francesca Prati, and Jacquelien van Stekelenburg ) entitled “International support for the Arab uprisings: […]