Bosi Chen, a doctoral student in the JDP under her mentor Inna Fishman, had an article published this summer which was spotlighted here: https://www.spectrumnews.org/news/sensory-networks-overconnected-early-in-autism/ […]
The department of psychology is excited to introduce Dr. Inagaki. Tristen researches why close social connection is a primary need for humans and how connection […]
Our Surprisingly Large “Little Brain” Makes Us Human The human cerebellum has much more surface area than a monkey’s “little brain.” Posted Aug 01, 2020 […]
The Society for Birth Defects Research and Prevention has awarded Dr. Kristen Breit with the James G. Wilson Publication Award for research in prenatal exposure […]
Congratulations to Bosi Chen (3rd year JDP student) for being awarded as one of Autism Science Foundation’s 2020 Predoctoral Fellowship Grant Recipients for her project […]
We are excited to announce that three current JDP students, along with three of our incoming JDP students, received National Science Foundation (NSF) Graduate Research Fellowship Program […]
Congratulations to JDP students, April May (entering class of 2016) and Emily Paolillo (entering class of 2015) for being recipients of the P.E.O. Scholar Award for the 2020-2021 academic […]
Congratulations to Masters student Michael Liuzzi who won 1st place at the Neurocognitive Therapies and Translational Research Special Interest Group Poster Competition at the […]
The field of forensic psychology examines the intersection between human behavior and the law. SDSU Global Campus has partnered with SDSU’s Homeland Security Graduate Program […]
Congratulations to Masters Student Maribel Cruz Reyes, she was selected as one of the 2019-20 Sally Casanova Scholars, a California State University award […]
