Author Archives: Lisa Corn

SMU psychology professor Dr. Priscilla Lui’s research on the “Americanization” of alcohol use in Hispanic Americans has been published in EurekAlert! Click here to read the complete article.

SMU Department of Psychology’s Dr. Thomas Ritz and UT Southwestern Medical Center’s Dr. Sherwood Brown’s Dallas Asthma Brain and Cognition Study has been featured in SMU Research News. Click here for the full write-up and more information on the study. … Continue reading →

Dr. Rosenfield expounds during a panel discussion at a Psi Chi meeting on Nov. 8.

  SMU psychology professor, Dr. Nathan Hudson spoke at SMU’s TEDxKids. This conference was the first ever TED style conference for kids and introduced 6th, 7th, and 8th grade students from North Texas to big ideas and a wide array … Continue reading →

To: All Psychology Majors and Minors You are personally invited to attend the SMU 2018 Psi Chi Member Induction Ceremony. There are opportunities to highlight your professional presence as a psychology major by joining Psi Chi! Visit the national organization … Continue reading →

Affect Modulated Memory: Cognitive and Neural Mechanisms October 19 3:00 pm SMU Hyer Hall 100 Hosted by: Dedman College Interdisciplinary Institute, Cognitive Science Research Center For more information: pchuard@smu.edu Affect Modulated Memory: Cognitive and Neural Mechanisms Life is filled with … Continue reading →

SMU Film & Media Arts Dept. and the SMU Psychology Clinic invites you to join authors Phakchok Rinpoche and Erric Solomon for a conversation on their upcoming book Radically Happy. Phakchok Rinpoche is a premier example of a new generation … Continue reading →

DISTINGUISHED CAREER AWARD: GEORGE W. HOLDEN  Recognizing an outstanding professional for longstanding dedication, expertise, and contributions to the field of child abuse and neglect, this award was presented to George W. Holden (center) by Councilors Lucia Williams (right) and Sue … Continue reading →

Dr. George Holden’s research article, “The Strength of the Causal Evidence Against Physical  Punishment of Children and Its Implications for Parents, Psychologists, and Policymakers” has been printed in the July- August edition of American Psychologist. Congratulations Dr. Holden!

Dr. Kouros’ research is featured in the September issue of Women’s Health Magazine. On news stands now! Click here for more information. Fantastic job Dr. Kouros!