SDSU Study Sheds Light on Skin Cancer Risk Behaviors
“Researchers found people tanned less often after seeing a simulation of how their older selves would look if they continued tanning verses if they stopped. […]
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Congratulations to SDSU Psychology Undergraduate Student Rifqi Affan
Congratulations to Rifqi Affan, an undergraduate psychology student, on receiving the National Science Foundation (NSF) Graduate Research Fellowship. Rifqi is a MARC scholar (Maximizing Access […]
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Congratulations to SDSU Psychology Student Fernanda Figueroa
Thursday, April 05, 2018 Raising Researchers “There’s a strong link between financial support and student research success. By Coleen L. Geraghty This story appears […]
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Congratulations to Dr. Allison Vaughn
Congratulations to Dr. Allison Vaughn on receiving the WPA Early Career Research Award for her work on social relationships, stigma, and health! WPA EARLY CAREER RESEARCH AWARD […]
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Congratulations to SDSU Psychology Students Named Inamori Fellows
Ten SDSU students were selected as Inamori Fellows as part of the Kyoto Prize Symposium. By Cory Marshall Each year as part of the Kyoto Prize […]
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Congratulations to SDSU Psychology Undergraduate Student Tara Montgomery
Congratulations to Tara Montgomery, an undergraduate psychology student in Dr. Katherine Turner’s Forensic Attention Lab, who was granted the Dean’s Award for the College of […]
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Congratulations to SDSU Psychology Students Advancing to CSU Research Competition
Monday, March 12, 2018 10 SDSU Students Advance to CSU Student Research Competition Hundreds of students presented original research and creative projects at the 11th […]
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Dr. Margaret Friend collaborates on the Danish Ministry of Education Grant
Dr. Margaret Friend is in Denmark working with her colleagues Drs. Anders Højen and Dorthe Bleses of Aarhus University on a grant from the Danish […]
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Thirdhand Smoke Lingers in Casinos
Thirdhand Smoke Lingers in Casinos Months After Smoking Ban Harmful tobacco residue remains in surfaces long after air quality improves Monday, February 12, 2018 By Michael […]
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