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Like Evan Kleiman before her, Clinical PhD Student Fallon Goodman won the 2018 Beck Institute Student Scholarship Competition.

The Mason Impact Leadership Council has selected Caroline Neely for the 2018 OSCAR Mentoring Excellence Award! 

Rachel Shor is the recipient of the 2018 Wilbert J. McKeachie Teaching Excellence Award given by the Society for the Teaching of Psychology (Division 2 of the American Psychological Association). The Wilbert J. McKeachie Teaching Excellence Award is presented in recognition of an outstanding graduate instructor who has demonstrated influence in interesting students in the field of psychology, developed effective teaching methods, exhibited outstanding performance as a classroom teacher, and maintains a professional identity as a teacher of psychology.

This spring’s issue is dedicated to our wonderful alumni and their connection to current students who hope to follow in their footsteps. There are great opportunities for students and alumni to get involved, build professional development skills, and put them into practice to establish a career.

Psyc graduate students Jessie Eisert (HFAC), Shane Kelly (HFAC), and Dan Shore (I/O) are advancing to the final round of the 3MT competition where they could win up to $1,000!

Curriculum impact grants, designed to encourage innovative programs with interdisciplinary, cross-unit curriculum, offer students new ways to consider some of the most critical issues facing our society. College faculty are involved with eleven of the newly funded programs.

The Mason Arts Research Center -- MasonARC for short -- wants to be a hub for research into how arts participation affects child development.

College faculty will contribute to the Center for Adaptive Systems for Brain-Body Interactions, one of Mason's first trans-disciplinary centers for advanced study. The team draws from four of Mason’s colleges and schools and seeks to serve individuals with physical or psychosocial disabilities.

Dr. Ellen Rowe featured in an article titled "School system's appeals process leaves some minorities out".

It is the time of year to begin taking nominations for the Academic Advisor of the Year Award. The nomination process is open from January 29th until March 9th at 5pm.