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Welcome to Psychology at Georgia Tech.
Welcome to the School of Psychology at Georgia Tech. As you roam our webpage, you’ll notice that psychology at GaTech is rather unique in a number of ways. You already know that we are embedded in one of the leading science and engineering institutions of higher education in the world. Unlike many of our peers, our home college is the College of Science, which also houses the likes of Chemistry, Physics, Biology, and Math. You’ll see we have a structure of 5 programs that help us manage the research efforts and provide focused training to our graduate students, but I can tell you that all of the faculty move easily between areas. Finally, you may notice that we are small, intentionally. It allows us to focus our research and our training in a way that has made us exceptional.
I hope you enjoy visiting us virtually, and hopefully someday in person. The Faculty, Grad Students, Undergraduates, and Staff are eager to meet you.
Ciao,
Frank Durso
Professor & Chair
News and Notes
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American Academy of Arts & Sciences - Newly Elected Member, Prof. Randy Engle, School of Psychology
Randy Engle, professor in the School of Psychology is a newly elected member of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences.
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School of Psychology NEW Summer 2018 Course: PSYC 2803: Psychology and the Pursuit of Happiness
The School of Psychology and the Georgia Tech Counseling Center have come together to offer students a course where one can learn more about scientifically-validated strategies for living a healthier, HAPPIER, more satisfying life at Georgia Tech and BEYOND!
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Easy as 1, 2, 3! Really?
School of Psychology Professor Catrambone and his former Ph.D. student Lauren Margulieux have shown in various studies that when problem-solving procedures are taught through subgoals, learners can apply them to a wider variety of problems.
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Chris Stanzione, 2018 GT Undergraduate Educator Award Recipient
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Cognitive Ergonomics Lab (CEL) publishing in Clinical Infectious Diseases
Events
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Feb 14 to Apr 18
School of Psychology Cognitive Aging/CBS Brownbag Seminars, Wednesdays, JS Coon 161, Noon-1:00 pm
School of Psychology Cognitive Aging/CBS Brownbag Seminars, Wednesdays, JS Coon 161, Noon-1:00 pm
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Jan 30 to Apr 17
School of Psychology PSYC Club Tuesdays JS Coon 148 6:00-7:00 pm
School of Psychology PSYC Club Tuesdays JS Coon 148 6:00-7:00 pm
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Apr 18
“Predictors of Cognitive Impairment and Resilience: Insights from the Baltimore Longitudinal Study of Aging”
A School of Psychology colloquium on Optimal Aging featuring Susan M. Resnick, National Institute of Aging
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May 2
Optimizing Everyday Function in Older Adults: Translating the Evidence
A School of Psychology colloquium on Optimal Aging featuring George W. Rebok, Johns Hopkins University