A new study led by a Dickinson professor and published in the journal 'Psychology & Health' finds people who worried more about COVID-19 also took more precautions against catching the disease.
Graduating seniors secure jobs in education, counseling and the military and are accepted into graduate programs at Johns Hopkins University, Northwestern University and others.
Students present original scientific research on everything from the geoarchaeology of stone steps to the impact of climate change on snapping turtles.
A Dickinson professor’s newly published research reveals that perception may be as important as reality when it comes to the link between socioeconomic status and health.
"I’m giving because I want to make sure someone else gets the same type of education that I had."
“Dickinson creates environments that encourage building valuable relationships,” says Chinemerem Nwanze ’23, a psychology major, Student Senate member, Posse Scholar, Civic Action Intern and author.
Former theatre arts major, artist and business owner Emie Hughes ’13 creates artwork combining nature’s beauty and her passion for blue at Blue Jar LLC.
Learn more about Cassandra DiPierro ’23, a psychology major with two minors, who's pursuing a health-studies certificate, is an avid hiker and is certified in reiki.
Graduating psychology majors secure jobs in education and are accepted to graduate programs at Boston University, University of Virginia and University of Washington.