Dr. Amy Pace, a former doctoral student in the SDSU/UCSD JDP in Language and Communicative Disorders, and currently a postdoc at Temple University, has just […]
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Dr. Ed Riley Featured Speaker at the Congressional Briefing on Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders (FASD)
Left to right: Dr. Goerge Koob, Dr. Kenneth Warren, Kathleen Mitchell and Dr. Ed Riley Dr. Ed Riley, SDSU professor of psychology and director of […]
New Summer 2015 Course: Introduction to Forensic Psychology
This course is intended to introduce students to the wide-ranging field of forensic psychology and is designed to consider the relationship between psychology and law […]
The Washington Post: “Why Millennials have sex with fewer partners than their parents did”
The Washington Post recently published an article titled “Why Millennials have sex with fewer partners than their parents did.” The article is based on the […]
Sierra Cronan Winner of the Parker Award for Outstanding Undergraduate Paper
Congratulations to the winner of the Parker Award for Outstanding Undergraduate Paper in Psychology, Sierra Cronan. Sierra’s paper was titled: Attributions of Mental and Physical […]