Articles: Tag: Psychology

Allegheny College Professors Co-found Lab Designed to Enhance Research Experiences and Visibility for BIPOC Students

by Josh Tysiachney April 16th 2021

Lupita Gonzalez and Rosita Scerbo each benefited from mentorship on their paths from growing up in immigrant families to enrolling as first-generation college students to earning their doctorates. Now, as Allegheny College faculty members, they’ve in turn embraced the role of mentor. Gonzalez and Scerbo have co-founded a new lab designed to enhance opportunities for

Continue Reading "Allegheny College Professors Co-found Lab Designed to Enhance Research Experiences and Visibility for BIPOC Students"

Allegheny Sophomore Makes a Splash in the Pool and in the Classroom

by Richard Stanley December 18th 2020

There are three areas that Allegheny College sophomore Emily Spitz is passionate about: her academics, swimming and singing, and she says she is excited to be able to continue to pursue those interests on campus, even during the ongoing pandemic. Spitz, a biochemistry major on the pre-med track — “I especially enjoy learning about genetics,”

Continue Reading "Allegheny Sophomore Makes a Splash in the Pool and in the Classroom"

Allegheny Senior Makes the Most of Her Final Year on Campus

by Richard Stanley November 10th 2020

It wasn’t quite the senior year that Kyra Nielsen anticipated, but she is still happy to be among classmates, faculty and familiar surroundings at Allegheny College as she completes her undergraduate education. Nielsen, a psychology major and German minor from Pulaski, New York, will graduate in May 2021. She said she is enthusiastic about her

Continue Reading "Allegheny Senior Makes the Most of Her Final Year on Campus"

Allegheny Welcomes New Faculty for Fall 2020

by Richard Stanley September 9th 2020

It’s quite the fusion of talents joining the ranks of Allegheny College’s faculty in the fall of 2020. From scholars in modern Arabic literature and French and Francophone studies to a former economic analyst for a global banking firm, Allegheny’s new faculty members bring unique backgrounds and qualities to the campus classrooms this academic year.

Continue Reading "Allegheny Welcomes New Faculty for Fall 2020"

Allegheny Student Maya Hackman Awarded Department of Veterans Affairs Health Professional Scholarship

by Allegheny College News Center May 27th 2020

Allegheny College student Maya Hackman has been awarded a scholarship through the Department of Veterans Affairs Health Professional Scholarship Program (HPSP), which provides financial assistance to individuals pursuing a program of study leading to a Master of Science in physician assistant studies. Hackman, a junior biology major and psychology minor, will attend Chatham University for

Continue Reading "Allegheny Student Maya Hackman Awarded Department of Veterans Affairs Health Professional Scholarship"

Allegheny Professor Emeritus Shares New-Age Vision in Off-Broadway Show

by Richard Stanley September 23rd 2019

Close your eyes. Take a deep breath. Hold it and picture a field of poppies glistening in the sunlight among the rolling green hills. You are peaceful. You are floating among the clouds. Now exhale slowly and feel the love. Joshua Searle-White has dropped plenty of coin to hear gurus share visions like this in

Continue Reading "Allegheny Professor Emeritus Shares New-Age Vision in Off-Broadway Show"

Why Might People Not Seek Help for Mental Illness? Allegheny College Research Team Looks for Answers

by Richard Stanley August 22nd 2019

Mental health problems are on the rise in the United States, but due to a variety of reasons, many people aren’t getting or seeking the help they need, says Allegheny Psychology Professor Monali Chowdhury. Recognizing a lack of research on the subject, Chowdhury tasked students in her research group to study this phenomenon in the

Continue Reading "Why Might People Not Seek Help for Mental Illness? Allegheny College Research Team Looks for Answers"

« Older Entries