The psychology department gathered on April 3rd to celebrate the induction of our new Psi Chi members, and to host our annual alumni panel. This year’s panel featured alumni Charles Hinz, Donnie Hunter, Janeece Oatman, and Brad St. Aubin.
The psychology department gathered on April 3rd to celebrate the induction of our new Psi Chi members, and to host our annual alumni panel. This year’s panel featured alumni Charles Hinz, Donnie Hunter, Janeece Oatman, and Brad St. Aubin.
Alexis Nagle (’18) was honored for her research efforts at the 2018 Midwestern Psychology Conference in Chicago, IL. Her work with Dr. Stacy Freiheit investigated the perceptions of trauma survivors. Congratulations to Alexis for this prestigious award!
The psychology department was proud to honor our newest inductees to the national honors society of psychology, Psi Chi. We wish all our new Psi Chi members the best!
Many students were accepted to present at the annual Midwestern Psychology Conference in Chicago, IL. This year was one of our best for Augsburg student research posters at the conference!
Many of our students attended the 2017 Midwest Psychology Association annual conference in Chicago, IL.
Students from around the state visited the Augsburg campus on April 23rd, 2016 to present their research findings and network with their peers. Keynote speaker Gary Wells discussed his research on the reliability of eyewitness testimony. Check out some of our accomplished undergraduate researchers showing off their final posters!
2016 Midwestern Psychological Association conference with Katie Burger ’16
2016 American Psychological Association convention with Bruce Clark ’16
Meeting up with Dr. Justin Gauthier ’09 at the 2016 American Psychological Association convention. Dr. Gauthier received the 2016 APA Division 56 Outstanding Poster Award.
Following Brian William’s recent public episode of false recollection, psychology department faculty member Bridget Robinson-Riegler was interviewed to explain the science behind the all-too-common phenomenon of false memory. http://minnesota.cbslocal.com/2015/02/05/good-question-how-do-our-memories-work/