Three Minute Thesis Competition Showcases GSAS Students’ Research and Communications Skills
Just how much can you teach someone in 180 seconds? Some of Fordham University’s brightest…
Browsing: Department of Psychology
Students Learn Strategies for Happiness in New Psychology Class
Twenty-seven college students sit in a second-floor classroom in Keating Hall, surrounded by symbols of…
Psychologist Olivia Hooker, Defiant Champion of Civil and Human Rights, Dies at 103
Olivia Hooker, Ph.D., professor emerita of psychology, who survived one of the nation’s most violent…
John Walsh, Quiet Stalwart of Psychology Department, Dies at 83
John F. Walsh, Ph.D., FCRH ’57, a Bronx native who set foot on the Rose…
First in a Series, Fordham Event Tackles Church Sexual Abuse Crisis
The pain of thousands of sexual abuse victims weighed heavily on the minds of a…
Study Shows Rise in College Students’ Stress Levels During 2016 Presidential Election
College students are no strangers to stress; they worry about everything from their exams to…
Study: Doctors Need to Be Proactive in Advising Gay Teens
If talking to teens about sex is difficult for parents, imagine the awkwardness their physicians…
How Para Athletes Are Challenging the Concept of Who Can Be an Elite Athlete
Whether Turner Block is home in America or halfway across the world, for her the…
How (Over) Confident Are Financial Analysts?
A new paper co-authored by David Budescu, Ph.D., the Anne Anastasi Professor of Psychometrics and…
The Death of Kitty Genovese: A Case that Echoes to This Day
The 1965 murder of Kitty Genovese in Queens first alerted people to what became known…