“I have a packed schedule each week, and I love it,” says Caro Carneiro ’24, who’s lived in four countries and found a campus home here as a student-researcher, tour guide and TA.
Learn more about Dickinson's first Human Anatomy course.
Martin E.P. Seligman, the “father of positive psychology” and director of the Positive Psychology Center at the University of Pennsylvania, will receive Dickinson’s Joseph Priestley Award.
"The college’s dedication and willingness to go the extra mile to ensure my success has made a profound impact on me.” Meet Abigail Foster ’26.
Senior Lecturer in Psychology Michele Patterson Ford discusses strategies for coping with stress and dealing with emotional situations during the holiday season.
Psychology majors secure jobs as a behavioral technician, social worker and a clinical assistant at Boston Children's Hospital.
The college's long history of Fulbright success continues as a recent graduate and three seniors receive grants for one of the world's most prestigious international exchange programs.
John Mather will receive Dickinson’s annual Joseph Priestley Award.
Former psychology major Sarah DiMuccio '15 follows her passion for research as the director of research at Catalyst, a global nonprofit that helps build gender equity in the workplace.
Mary Howe ’23 has conducted student-faculty research and served a summer internship in Germany.
"The faculty and staff here want us to succeed,” says Ellie Pattillo ’23, a psychology and women’s, gender & sexuality studies double major, who created a podcast while studying abroad.
Theo Nugin, Dickinson's trauma counselor and outreach coordinator, shares what we should know about trauma, shares thoughts on mindfulness, the new SAID program and WELL Office and more.
Meet Jada Witkowski ’24, a psychology major who enjoys studying how behavioral psychology and culture impact sustainability.
Former psychology major Amy Hudock ’17 shares all that Residence Life & Housing has to offer at Dickinson.
Joseph Majkut ’25 answered 51 volunteer-firefighter calls during his first year on campus—all while getting involved with clubs, forging new friendships and making Dean's List.