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Psychology Major Earns Fulbright Scholarship

Carol Fadalla will teach English in Amman, Jordan, through a Fulbright English Teaching Assistant Scholarship.

Eric Amsler

Former Red Devil Carves Career in Miami Heat Front Office

For Eric Amsler '99, director of scouting and assistant director of player personnel for the Miami Heat, Dickinson's liberal-arts education was the perfect preparation for a front-office career.

Marie Helweg-Larsen

Psychology Major Graduate School Acceptances 2018

Graduating seniors accepted into graduate programs at Johns Hopkins University, Columbia University, Cornell University and others.

Marie Helweg-Larsen

Psychology Major Jobs 2018

Graduating senior secures jobs as a medical editorial assistant.

Karen

Learn While You Work

An internship with the National Institutes of Health allowed Karen Siderovski '19 to see the inner-workings of a large organization and even benefit from the workshops they offer.

Suman Ambwani

Fighting Fat Talk

Associate Professor of Psychology Suman Ambwani conducts research in collaboration with students to help those suffering from eating disorders in innovative ways.

Carol Fadalla '18 in India, where she conducted research and served a public-health internship.

Research That Makes a Difference

After performing original research and interning in India, Posse scholar Carol Fadalla ’18 plans to help provide culturally informed mental health services to immigrants and refugees.

Students walking through campus.

Republican Politics Today

GOP insiders and leaders explore what it means to be a Republican in today’s widely divided political atmosphere.

During her first internship as a Dickinsonian, Marguerite Adams '18 is using her experience to shape her future goals after graduation.

A Most Invaluable Learning Experience

During her first internship as a Dickinsonian, Marguerite Adams '18 uses her experience to shape her goals.

Lydia Orr

Gaining the Skills to Help

As a psychology major and community volunteer, Lydia Orr ’19 plans a career helping victims of sexual violence.

Jonah Levi-Paesky

Singing to Heal

Can the human voice be a mechanism for healing? Psychology and music double major Jonah Levi-Paesky ’17 is looking for the answer.

Kelly Brownell, recipient of the 2016-17 Priestley Award, leads a small-group discussion with psychology students. Photo by Carl Socolow '77.

Celebrating Science That Makes a Difference

Kelly Brownell joins a long list of science luminaries, including Carl Sagan and Margaret Mead, as recipient of Dickinson's Joseph Priestley Award.

Nick Soderstrom

Four Ways to Make Learning Last

Assistant Professor of Psychology Nicholas Soderstrom has a prescription for better learning habits.

Kelly Brownell

Harnessing Academic Work to Make a Difference

Kelly Brownell, an internationally renowned expert on childhood obesity and food policy, will explore how academic work can lead to social and policy change.

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Research Reaches Into the Community

Students partner with local health center to conduct smoking research that could impact much more than a final grade.

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