Many famous politicians are known for their blunt behavior that, in most other careers, would cost them their jobs, but yet in the political landscape makes them popular…
James Lee, PhD, associate professor in the Department of Psychology explores the dangers of using polygenic screening to compare the genetic profiles of embryos in order to…
How much of your personality is tied to your genetics? What parts of it can you change? Colin DeYoung, PhD, associate professor in the Department of Psychology at the…
Psy Scoop August 25, 2021 - The Psych Scoop is sent to all Psychology undergraduate students and alumni every Tuesday throughout the academic school year.
On May 8th, several U of MN departments hosted a virtual event in partnership with The Ladder program to help youth learn about mental health and provide them with some stress…
Congratulations to Bonnie Klimes-Dougan, contract associate professor in the Department of Psychology at the University of Minnesota, and Wilma Koutstaal, professor in the…
An Illinois News Today article titled, “Artist Leads “Violet Protest” Against Polarization,” writes about Arizona artist Ann Morton who created a non-radical “violet protest.”…
Brain fog is a new challenge that many individuals are facing during the pandemic. In the StarTribune article, “Tired? Lack motivation? Pandemic brain fog might be to blame,”…
University of Minnesota College of Liberal Arts Psychology Professor Rich Lee examines how Korean adoptees have more than one world to navigate while trying to find what “home…
So many jobs waiting for you to apply! Also, check out the Summer Engagement award if you are doing any volunteering or unpaid internships this summer.
The Tri-Psychology Programs, which include Educational Psychology, the Institute of Child Development (ICD), and Psychology, helped fund a new initiative called the Young…
In the midst of graduation season, many people are thinking “How can we celebrate this great event while maintaining pandemic guidelines?” Within the Department of Psychology…
On Friday, May 21st, 2021, Professor Emeritus James (Jim) Butcher traveled to DC to attend the groundbreaking ceremony for the Korean War Veterans Memorial Wall of Remembrance…
Congratulations to the Spring 2021 recipients: Abby Person (Top Honors Thesis), Tyler Schildt (Top Capstone), Areeb Kidwai (Top Capstone), and Madison Fredrick (Top Capstone)!
When Jill Fish, PhD, was writing her dissertation she collected a series of digital stories from Native American and Indigenous peoples in and around Minneapolis, St. Paul…
