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Creeley, Denton co-author research journal article with students
Drs. Catherine Creeley and Lisa Denton, both of the Department of Psychology, have written a paper that has been accepted for publication in the peer-reviewed journal Women’s Reproductive Health.
Psychology major Howlett named Honors Program student for October
Peter Howlett, a senior Psychology major from Brockport who has immersed himself in research work and other activities in the Department of Psychology, has been named the Honors Program Student of the Month for October.
Psychology major Thompson seeks Sigma Xi research grant
Melody Thompson, a junior majoring in Psychology from Canisteo, has submitted a student research grant proposal to the Sigma Xi Grants in Aid of Research Program.
Klonsky pens short story about growing up in the Bronx for magazine
Childhood memories of growing up in the Bronx are revisited by Department of Psychology Professor Bruce Klonsky in a short story he wrote for the Winter 2021 edition of “Back in the Bronx: Celebrating the Experience of Growing Up in the Bronx” magazine.
Life Club offers students new ways to get together
The Life Club welcome mat has been rolled out, ready to greet students. The Department of Psychology launched the informal social club last fall to give students a place to get to know one another, to talk about and get support in everyday life and to do random acts of kindness to make the campus and the world a better place.
Klonsky Appointed as Fellow of AASP
Department of Psychology Professor Bruce Klonsky was appointed to Fellow Status by the Association for Applied Sport Psychology (AASP).
Faculty member and alumna co-author journal paper
Department of Psychology Distinguished Teaching Professor Andrea Zevenbergen and Nicole Battaglia, a 2019 Fredonia graduate, are co-authors on a peer-reviewed manuscript to be published in a forthcoming issue of Children and Libraries, a journal of the American Library Association.
Psychology graduates to offer key advice to students in virtual session
Alumni will share highlights of their undergraduate careers and also summarize what they’ve done since graduating.
Brunelle receives award from professional organization
Adjunct Lecturer Aimee Brunelle was selected as the recipient of the 2021 John Sciera Service Award from the New York State Athletic Trainers’ Association.
Zevenbergen appears on Reach Out and Read podcast
SUNY Distinguished Teaching Professor Andrea Zevenbergen was a guest on a Reach Out and Read podcast, “The Secret to Reading with Young Children.” During the March 4 episode, Dr. Zevenbergen, of the Department of Psychology, discussed dialogic reading, an empirically-supported shared reading intervention.