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Farewell Celebration
Laura Solomon, Ph.D.
Research Professor of Psychology
University of Vermont
Monday, May 19, 10:00 am
Room 100 John Dewey Hall
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Masters Defense
Leslie Crimin
Does Your "Me" Influence How Our "I"s Connect: I-Sharing as an Antidote for Weight-Based Prejudice
Thursday, May 22, 12:30 pm
Room 100 John Dewey Hall
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Mission Statement |
| The mission of the University of Vermont Psychology Department is the creation, evaluation, dissemination, and application of psychological knowledge and skills to understand and improve the lives of individuals, organizations, and communities. | |
| Our Vision | |
| The members of the UVM Psychology Department aspire to achieve national and international distinction built upon excellent teaching, research and clinical experiences, a student-scholar focused mentoring program, and a faculty actively engaged in research and scholarship across the domains of clinical, developmental, social, and biobehavioral psychology. |
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Lynne Bond Wins George V. Kidder Outstanding Faculty Award | |
| Lynne Bond, a psychology professor and Director of Undergraduate Studies in the Psychology Department at the University of Vermont, was recently recognized for her profound impact on students both in and out of the classroom. <more...> | ||
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Beyond the Clinical Interview | |
| Stephanie McConaughy, research professor of psychiatry and psychology, has spent nearly three decades producing research to help evaluators accurately diagnose children. <more...> | ||
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Keith Burt Featured on WCAX HealthWatch | |
| Not doing well in social relationships and not having close friends predicts an increase in anxiety and depression systems, says Keith Burt, of the University of Vermont. <more...> | ||
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INTERview: Jill Holm-Denoma | |
| Eating disorder expert and new assistant professor of psychology is bringing provocative research, and highly needed skills, to UVM and local community. <more...> | ||
| The Department of Psychology John Dewey Hall 2 Colchester Avenue Burlington VT 05405-0134 (802) 656-2670 psychology@uvm.edu | ||
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