Tour the Salem Veterans Administration Hospital–November 19th
Contact Alex Grant afgrant@mail.roanoke.edu by November 15th to RSVP or for questions.
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Carilion Clinic Career Focus Dinner
November 6, 4:30-7pm
Location: off-campus site TBD
Large health care organizations offer a variety of opportunities for employment, internships, and research to students in many majors – Business, social sciences, and healthcare related fields. Come and hear from one of our local health care systems – Carilion Clinic – about such opportunities, as this could be useful in looking for similar settings in other locations. Registration is required by Thursday, October 30, through Career Services. This program takes place off-campus and includes dinner at no cost. Rides are available if desired or needed. For more information, contact Career Services.
For more information contact: Toni McLawhorn (540) 375-2303
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Psychology Summer Courses
Summer 1 (June) Session- PSYC 270—Drugs & Behavior (Allen)
- INQ 260-PY—Psychology in the Media (Powell)
Summer 2 (July) Session
- PSYC 325—Social Psychology (Osterman)
- PSYC 450—History of Psychology (Buchholz)
Sign up now on Webadvisor! Act now, while supplies last!
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PSYC Major, Corey Perhac, accepted to Point Park University
Corey was accepted into the masters program at Point Park University for Clinical-Community Psychology. Congrats!
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Erica Mullinix to Attend Clinical Psychology Program at Loyola University
Erica Mullinix will be pursuing her MS in clinical psychology at Loyola University in Maryland. We are thrilled for her!
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Nikki Hurless to Attend PhD Program in Clinical Psychology at St Louis University
Nikki Hurless will attend graduate school at St. Louis University in the Fall. She will work with Dr. Terri Weaver focusing on interpersonal violence. Nikki received a competitive research assistantship. We can’t wait to call her Dr. Hurless!
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Sara Dorrance Receives Psi Chi Summer Research Grant
Sara Dorrance and her research mentor, Dr. Friedman, received a competitive summer research grant from the national honor society in psychology for their work in the field of cyberpsychology. Their project will focus on how time away from technology impacts well-being in college students. Congrats, Sara!
