By popular demand. Almost everyone got into the dance party. Almost everyone.
The annual Psychology Department Just Dance Party has been scheduled! Join us to dance or watch on Wednesday April 29 from 2 to 3:30 in Life Sciences room 515. We really hope to see the psychology seniors there, but everyone is welcome, no matter your major. Local alums are welcome also. And we particularly welcome anyone who can beat reigning champion Dr. David Nichols.
See what we mean?
Elizabeth Capps ’15 has been accepted to the Masters program in Clinical at Appalachian State University in North Carolina! Congratulations! We can’t wait to see what your future has in store for you!
Congratulations Victoria Peterson, Tessa Pleban, Julie Stout, Christina Taylor, Kristen Wicander, and Courtney Yoke. Welcome to Psi Chi!
(Also congratulations Autumn Hill, Jordan Jones, Rosemary Mulligan, and Kelsey Palmer!)
Congratulations Jacob Johnson, Timothy Keir, Claire Kirchoff, Kelsie Kreuzburg, and Leah Najafi. Welcome to Psi Chi!
Congratulations Alexander Carr, Alexandra DiFelice, Elaina Furr, Stephanie Gaines, Tyler Grossheim, and welcome to Psi Chi!
Dr. Friedman and her lab manager, Jessica Gladfelter, will be leading an interactive session entitled “Teaching & learning in the research lab: Engaging students via first-hand experience” at the UVA Pedagogy Summit in May! They will highlight the benefits of participating in faculty-student collaboration from both perspectives while outlining a model for a successful undergraduate research lab.
Amy Roberts, a 2011 graduate from the Psychology Department, is pursuing a PhD in Educational Psychology and Developmental Science at the University of Virginia. 
The Psychology Department will be having an alumni reception over Alumni Weekend (Saturday, April 11th) on the outdoor balcony of Lucas Hall (2nd floor) from 4:00 to 5:30pm. (Rain Location: Lucas 215)
Please stop by for some drinks, snacks, and fun activities with the Psychology Department! This year we will also be honoring the years of dedicated service from Dr. Jan Lynch and Dr. Chuck Early, who will both retire at the end of this year. Contact Chris Buchholz (buchholz@roanoke.edu, 540-375-4904) for more information.
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On May 2nd, Dr.Camac is taking a fundraising challenge, rappelling 11 stories down the Patrick Henry Hotel to help raise money for Big Brothers/Big Sisters. Each rappeller has to raise a minimum of $1,000 by May 1st (or thereabouts) in order to qualify. Donations are tax deductible and can be made online or via check or cash.
Every little bit helps! Check it out athttps://bigslittles.org/. Below is a link to Dr. Camac’s fundraising page.
