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New article from Dr. Brittany Shoots-Reinhard
A new article from Dr. Brittany Shoots-Reinhard, a Research Assistant Professor, has been published by The Conversation. The article is entitled "Americans still trust doctors and…
New publication from Dr. Benedetta Leuner
A new publication from Dr. Benedetta Leuner, an Associate Professor of Behavioral Neuroscience, has been published by Frontiers in Neuroendocrinology. The article is entitled "Pregnancy,…
New publication from Dr. Sarah Schoppe-Sullivan
A new publication from Dr. Sarah Schoppe-Sullivan, Professor of Developmental Psychology, has been released in the Journal of Marriage and Family. The article is titled "Transactional…
New publication from Kirby Lab
The Kirby Lab has recently published a paper in eNeuro examining the utility of common transgenic model system for testing cell autonomous gene function. Ligand-dependent Cre recombinases, such as…
Purdue University recognizes Dr. Trish Van Zandt
Dr. Trish Van Zandt, Professor of Quantitative Psychology, has been selected as a Purdue University Distinguished Woman Scholar for 2020. This award is intended to recognize the doctoral alumnae…
Class of 2020: Mercedes Cantu
Mercedes, from New Philadelphia, OH, was drawn to Ohio State because of the wealth of opportunities it afforded her and the sense of welcome she received on her first visit. As for psychology, she…
New publication from The Children and Parents Lab
The Children and Parents Lab, led by Professor of Developmental Psychology Dr. Sarah Schoppe-Sullivan with contributions from two OSU graduate students Anna Olsavsky and Miranda Berrigan,…
Psychology Alum: Lauren Miller
Lauren’s role as a Leadership Annual Giving Officer with The Ohio State College of Engineering is the perfect blend of her interest in understanding and motivating individuals and her undeniable…
Class of 2020: Claudia Echard
Claudia, from Byesville, OH, chose to major in psychology because she enjoyed learning about the ways people interact with one another. Ohio State attracted her because of its wide array of…