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School of Psychology Professors, Honors Thesis Student Present at American Society of Primatologists Conference
Darby Proctor, Catherine Talbot and student Brooke Yates showcased their recent research on spider monkey behavior across several presentations.
Darby Proctor, Catherine Talbot and student Brooke Yates showcased their recent research on spider monkey behavior across several presentations.
Florida Tech Students Share Their Internship Experiences
Florida Tech students share their internship experiences, career goals and advice for future Panthers.
Florida Tech students share their internship experiences, career goals and advice for future Panthers.
An Unexpected Embrace: Florida Tech Researchers to Explore Cooperation in Spider Monkeys
The spider monkeys are already known to be somewhat pro-social, but the researchers think this species may be friendlier than they thought.
The spider monkeys are already known to be somewhat pro-social, but the researchers think this species may be friendlier than they thought.
Student Valerie Robbins-Roth Wins Prestigious Boren Fellowship, a First at Florida Tech
Just 102 graduate students nationwide received 2024 fellowships to add important international and language components to their educations.
Just 102 graduate students nationwide received 2024 fellowships to add important international and language components to their educations.
With ‘Helping Others’ as his Guiding Principle, COPLA Alumnus Finds Fulfilling Career Path
A Q&A with psychology alumnus Jonathan V. Wilson ’98, vice president of organization development and talent management for the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society.
A Q&A with psychology alumnus Jonathan V. Wilson ’98, vice president of organization development and talent management for the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society.
Doctoral Students in Clinical Psychology Working with BPS in Innovative Partnership
The need is critical as Brevard Public Schools and districts nationwide deal with a shortage of school counselors.
The need is critical as Brevard Public Schools and districts nationwide deal with a shortage of school counselors.