“Kati is a passionate young woman who isn’t afraid to speak her mind. She completed an internship Carilion Behavioral Clinic and plans to become an LPC. Her drive will take her far in life!” ~ Dr. Denise Friedman, Department Chair
Author: Dr. Denise Friedman
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Departmental Kudos – Dr. Friedman
Dr. Friedman pictured with Carolyn Miesen and Jessica Gladfelter, members of her research lab
Students Comments:
“Dr. Friedman has gone above and beyond as my advisor! She inspires me to be the best I can.”
“Dr. Friedman has had a lot to manage this semester and has been great at it. She is an amazing chair.”
“Dr. Friedman and Dr. Buchholz are super supportive and helpful. :)”
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Departmental Kudos – Ellen Dyer
Student comments:
“Mrs. Ellen Dyer is great and helpful!”
“Ellen always has a smile on her face and brightens everyone’s day. She is the best!”
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Departmental Kudos – Dr. Early
Student comment:
“Dr. Early is the reason I declared my PSYC major. He’s so excited about topics and so knowledgeable.”
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Alum Breanna Wright Accepted to PhD Program at Stony Brook University
Breanna Wright received a full assistantship and summer compensation to attend Stony Brook University where she will pursue a PhD in Political Science. Breanna is specifically interested in political psychology which she was the focus of her honors in the major project. Dr. Friedman and Breanna are preparing her honors paper for publication now.
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Recognizing Graduating Senior – Lizzie Hord
“Lizzie is a fighter; in the face of life’s challenges, she has persevered with grace. She is funny, kind, and she can dominate some karaoke!” ~ Dr. Chris Buchholz, Academic Advisor & Research Mentor
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Recognizing Graduating Senior – Sarah Ellison
“Sarah is one of the kindest individuals you will ever meet. Her empathy is unparalleled. I love that she always shares good news, finds a positive spin, or provides a hug when there are no words. I know she will be a wonderful educator!” ~ Academic Advisor, Dr. Denise Friedman
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Psych students elected to PBK
“Founded in 1776 by students at the College of William and Mary, Phi Beta Kappa is recognized as the oldest, largest and most prestigious honor society in the nation. PBK’s main objective is to emphasize the importance of a liberal arts and sciences while also recognizing those who strive for excellence in academics.” This year, the psychology department had several students selected to join the ranks of PBK.
Congratulations to:
Elizabeth Evans
Nikki Hurless
Lauren Kennedy
Tayler Kiser
Dana Averill
We are proud of your accomplishments!
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Recognizing Graduating Senior – Kayla Flippen
“Kayla managed to balance leadership roles in ASA and the Panhellenic Council and make honor roll during her time at RC. Her engagement, passion, and smile will be missed.” – Academic Advisor, Dr. Denise Friedman
