Annual Meeting of the
Association for Psychological Science
Washington D.C. May, 2008
| Heather Lander ('07) discusses her synesthesia research at the APS meeting. Heather earned 1st place in the Allyn Bacon/Psi Chi National Scholarship competition for this research. |  |
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During the meeting, Kevin Hahn ('07) was honored with a RiSE-Up award for his research, "Potential Benefits of Face-to-Face Groups in Same-Sex Sexuality Exploration". The RiSE-Up award is given for work that focuses on socially and economically under-represented populations. Kevin was the only undergraduate to receive this award in 2007. |
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| Of course, no conference would be complete without a department-sponsored dinner with students and faculty. After a long day at the APS conference, Kevin Hahn, Zach Miller, Gorana Draguljic, Kelly Jones, and Janet Richards (clockwise) enjoy a dinner with Dr. Smith, Dr. Teske and Dr. Lemely(not pictured). |
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Research Presentations Craver-Lemley, Bornstein, R.F., Alexander, D. ‘04, Zammit, C. ‘06, & Grotzinger, S. ‘ 07. Mental rotation of stimuli and the mere exposure effect. Hahn, K. ‘07, (supervised by Dr. Smith) Potential benefits of face-to-face groups in same-sex sexuality exploration. Kevin Hahn was selected from graduate and undergraduate applicants around the country to receive the Rise-UP Research Award from the Association for Psychological Science for this research !! Hahn, K. ‘07 & Craver-Lemley, C. Sound-Color synesthetes perceive the missing fundamental. Jones, K. E. ‘07, & Craver-Lemley, C. Visual-Spatial inattention in college students with ADD/ADHD: A similarity to unilateral neglect. (May, 2007). Lander, H. J. ‘07 & Craver-Lemley, C. (May, 2007). Sound-Color synesthesia requires attention: Evidence from dichotic listening. |
