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Speaks Out series to allow participants to experience Alzheimer's
Alzheimer’s disease will be the topic of the Feb. 28 UNT Speaks Out program sponsored by the UNT Libraries. Representatives of a memory care community will offer a virtual experience to show both the physical and the cognitive symptoms of Alzheimer’s and dementia.
Posted on: Thu 21 February 2013
U.S. Hispanics live longer than those in other ethnic groups, Ruiz finds
John Ruiz, assistant professor of psychology, led a team that confirms the paradox that Hispanic Americans tend to have healthier lives despite lower socioeconomic status.
Posted on: Fri 18 January 2013
Class allows students to make connections
Faculty members Wendy Watson and Adriel Boals offer shared learning in two disciplines.
Posted on: Wed 14 November 2012
Study will focus on veterans’ transition to higher education
Shelley Riggs, associate professor of psychology, and student researchers plan to recruit 200 veterans who are attending four year colleges and universities to learn how military experience affects their college experience.
Posted on: Thu 06 September 2012
Harold D. Holloway, Professor Emeritus of Psychology
Harold Holloway was chair of the psychology department from 1971 to 1974. Memorial donations may be made to the Department of Psychology scholarship fund.
Posted on: Wed 15 August 2012
Collection to enhance LGBT studies in historically underrepresented region
Materials that trace 60 years of the history of the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender social movements in North Texas will be housed at the UNT Libraries under an agreement with Resource Center Dallas.
Posted on: Wed 08 August 2012
Sewell cited for constructivist psychology scholarship
Kenneth Sewell received the George A. Kelly Award for Outstanding Scholarly Contributions to Constructive Psychology. Sewell is widely published and a frequent presenter, and has mentored 32 UNT doctoral students.
Posted on: Wed 01 August 2012
Suicide intervention training offered to faculty and staff who meet guidelines
The nationally-respected, two-day training program, Applied Suicide Intervention Skills, will be Aug. 2-3. It is open to 26 participants who work closely with students. Cost is $20. Learn more, register online.
Posted on: Thu 05 July 2012
Volunteers needed for study of grandmothers' parenting skills
Participants are needed for Project COPE - Caring for Others as a Positive Experience – a study being conducted by Bert Hayslip, Regents Professor of psychology. This project concerns grandmothers who are raising a grandchild between ages of 4 to 12.
Posted on: Tue 22 May 2012
Rogers receives association award for public policy contributions
Regents Professor Richard Rogers was cited for research on the nearly 900 variations of the Miranda arrest warning. His work was supported by more than $800,000 from the National Science Foundation.
Posted on: Thu 21 July 2011
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