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Summer registration is right around the corner! Take a look at the psychology courses that are offered in Summer 2023 in this issue of Psych Scoop!

Like many past and present University of Minnesota psychologists, Deniz Ones, PhD, has a deep interest in individual differences.

In keeping with the Minnesota tradition, Katerina Marcoulides, PhD, is helping to forge a new path in the realm of measurement and quantitative modeling of psychological…

Congratulations to Caprice Niccoli for receiving the CLA’s Universal Design for Learning (UDL) Grant

Congrats to Andrea Wiglesworth for receiving APF’s Graduate Research Scholarship: Clarence J. Rosecrans Scholarship

Are you interested in studying abroad in Madrid or Amsterdam? Learn more about different study abroad opportunities in this edition of Psych Scoop!

The excellence of Psychology at the University of Minnesota is due in part to our faculty's commitment to interrogating the biological basis of human behavior, perception, and…

Take a look at the many different job, internship, and engagement opportunities, as well as the some of the on-campus events coming up in this week's Scoop!

Monica Luciana, PhD, has a deep-rooted interest in the biological bases of human behavior; in particular, executive functions of the brain.

Vanessa Lee, PhD, is focused on attention. Human beings as biological systems have evolved to solve problems; we corral our attention to recognize faces, communicate with…

Minnesota Psychology has remarkable research strength in both vision and auditory perception; a unique combination among peer universities.

Andrew Oxenham, PhD, is an expert in auditory science and he shares his wonder of the aural world with his colleagues and students.

Read about how Rucha's experience with research during her undergrad career has translated into her job as a clinical research coordinator.

Congrats to social psych alum Joseph Vitriol for receiving a 2023 APS Rising Star Award!

Cautions of the overuse of the W.E.I.R.D. acronym.

Do you like eating pizza and supporting student groups? Learn more about how you can support Psychology Club and Psi Chi by ordering pizza in this issue of Psych Scoop!

The career of Paul Sackett, PhD, embodies much of the best in the individual differences tradition as practiced in Minnesota.

Robert Krueger, PhD, is one of the most highly cited psychologists in the world.

Moin Syed, PhD, complicates the study of individual differences by reminding us that individuals live in societies and that we have families, peers, communities, and cultures…

The Department of Psychology is excited to participate in the first Academic Program Review in 20 years.