• TAMU Psychology recruiting for multiple positions

  As part of the University Faculty Reinvestment program, the Psychology Department is recruiting for multiple tenure track positions in Clinical, Cognitive, Social, and Africana Studies. The Department is also targeting a senior position in Behavioral and Cellular Neuroscience.

• Welcome to new faculty!

  The Department of Psychology is pleased to welcome a number of new faculty to our growing department.

• Heffer, Balsis win Teaching Excellence Awards

  Professors Rob Heffer and Steve Balsis were named as recipients in the Spring 2009 round of Teaching Excellence Awards.

• LeUnes gives Keynote Address at Iran conference

  Professor Arnold LeUnes delivered the Keynote Address at the International Conference on Science and Futbol (Soccer) in Tehran, Iran, in early November.

• Schmeichel receives NSF research grant

  Dr. Brandon Schmeichel has received a grant from NSF to study impulsivity and self-control.

• Cepeda-Benito in 'Top 100 Influentials'

  Professor Antonio Cedepa-Benito has been named as one of the nation’s 100 'most influential' Hispanics by 'Hispanic Business' magazine.

• Edens awarded NIMH grant to study contextual processes in prisoner research

  Dr. John Edens receives NIMH grant to study contextual influences in research participation by prisoners.

• Miner-Rubino awarded NSF Grant

  Dr. Kathi Miner-Rubino receives NSF grant to study college women's academic experiences in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math

• TAMU Clinical Psychology identified as Top 10 Clinical Program

  The Clinical Psychology program at Texas A&M University as been identified as one of the Top 10 Clinical programs in the country based upon rankings of faculty scholarly productivity.

Five Psychology Professors--Mark G. Packard, John F. Edens, Leslie C. “Les” Morey, Eddie Harmon-Jones, and Barry Setlow--were among an elite group of researchers listed in “Essential Science Indicators,” (ESI) an analytical resource for tracking research performance and trends in science. “Essential Science Indicators” is produced by Thomson Scientific, the scientific & healthcare arm of The Thomson Corporation.

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