FYIs

FYI posts are brief announcements, reminders, updates, and shout-outs. They cover successes, happenings, and advances at the Graduate Center.

FYI posts are brief announcements, reminders, updates, and shout-outs. They cover successes, happenings, and advances at the Graduate Center.

Find FYIs

January 1, 2019

Amanda Marin-Chollom, PhD (2017), has accepted a position as Assistant Professor of Psychology

Amanda Marin-Chollom, PhD (2017), has accepted a position as Assistant Professor of Psychology at Central Connecticut State College starting Fall 2019.  She will be teaching Health Psychology and Latino Psychology among other courses. Brava, Amanda!

January 1, 2019

Congratulations to Dr. Tracey Revenson

Dr. Tracey Revenson has just published a book, Becoming a Health Psychologist (Taylor & Francis, 2019) that takes readers from making a decision to enter the field of health psychology, apply to graduate school, and how to make the most of their doctoral, internship, and post-doc years as they look ahead to the next phase of their career.  It contains tips from current students as well as early career professionals and senior scholars in the field on how to choose and apply for graduate programs. Look out for tips from HPCS students Aliza Panjwani, Ray Moody, and Sugandha Gupta!

January 1, 2019

Dr. Jonathon Rendina has been awarded a new research grant

Dr. Jonathon Rendina has been awarded a new research grant from the National Institute of Mental Health to study daily experiences of intersectional stigma among young sexual minority men (R21-MH121311, PI: Rendina).

January 1, 2019

Dr. Regina Miranda and Dr. Tracy Dennis get a large research grant

Dr. Regina Miranda and Dr. Tracy Dennis have been awarded a large research grant to conduct a longitudinal study of proximal risk factors for adolescent suicide ideation (RF1-MH120846, MPI: Miranda & Dennis).

January 1, 2019

Dr. Tracey Revenson has been elected to the Academy of Behavioral Medicine Research

Dr. Tracey Revenson has been elected to the Academy of Behavioral Medicine Research, a prestigious honor bestowed upon distinguished scientists with demonstrated excellence both nationally and internationally in behavioral medicine

May 1, 2018

Hidden Histories of Cultural Anthropology

Event with Sydel Silverman, Jane Schneider, Leith Mullings, Louise Lamphere and Gerald Creed. Visit the event website, password is: hidden2018