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2013

Psychology Honor Student Poster Presentation

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Media-Awards-Announcements

 

Professor Mark West wins a 2013 Graduate Teaching Award for excellence in teaching and mentoring from the Graduate School - New Brunswick.

Dr. West's student David Barker wins a Graduate School Dean's Research Award.

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Professor Maurice Elias wins the 2013 Warren I. Susman Award for Excellence in Teaching.  The awarded is given to faculty members in recognition of outstanding service in stimulating and guiding the intellectual development of students at Rutgers University. 

Professor Elias has been exemplary in establishing internship programs in the community and allowing for a pedagogical style that emphasized self-learning, discipline and the application of psychology.

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Professor Eileen Kowler is the inaugural winner of the Vision Science Society Davida Teller Award  given to an outstanding woman vision scientist with a strong history of mentoring.

Professor Kowler will receive the award at the VSS 2013 conference in Naples, FL in May.

 

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Professor Terry Wilson will receive the Academy of Eating Disorders 2013 Lifetime Achievement Award in recognition of the transformative impact of his work on clinical and scientific advances.

AED is an international, interdisciplinary association committed to leadership in eating disorders research, education, treatment, and prevention.

Professor Wilson will receive the award at the 2013 International Conference on Eating Disorders (ICED) in Montreal in May.

 

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2013 Summer Semester Advanced Topics Courses

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Summer 2013 Adv Topics Course Descriptions

830:421 Advanced Topics in Social Psychology- Writing Intensive
830:470 History of Psychology

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Department Overview

Psychology, a discipline of immense breadth and depth, is represented at Rutgers by faculty noted for research in the areas of behavioral neuroscience, clinical, cognitive, health and social psychology. The mission of the Psychology Department faculty is to combine excellence in scientific research with excellence in teaching our graduate and undergraduate students. The department encourages and enables undergraduate student research with faculty, offers a wide range of courses including an honors major, and provides opportunities for fieldwork and internship experiences. Doctoral candidates study in a rich environment with accomplished faculty who have received top awards in their fields and national research funding. More about us.

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