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The Department Psychology & Neuroscience (P&N)

One of the largest and most vibrant units on the Duke campus. With 38 primary faculty and over 50 allied and secondary faculty members, P&N graduates nearly 200 undergraduate psychology majors every year and plays a leading role in the undergraduate major in neuroscience. It grants about a dozen doctoral degrees each year, placing its students in top academic positions, in clinical practice, business and industry, and on the faculty at some of the finest institutions in the country. Recent research by our faculty has gained considerable national recognition – from basic science findings on behavior and brain function, to applications for educational and health policy – consistent with Duke’s primary goal of using scholarship to shape society.

Congratulations 2013 Ph.D Graduates

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Congatulations to our 2013 Ph.D Graduates, who were hooded on Sunday, May 12. Our graduates and their thesis titles are listed below. Graduates Erin Davisson Strengthening Self-Control by Practicing Inhibition and Initiation Amy Dent The Relation Between Self-Regulation and Academic Achievement: A Meta-Analysis Exploring Variation in the Way Constructs…
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2013 First Year Festival

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P&N's first-year graduate students mark the completion of a successful school year with presentations at P&N's FIrst Year Festival. Congratulations to all!
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Makeba Wilbourn Featured in Duke Today

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P&N's Makeba Wilbourn is featured in Duke Today for her work at Durham's C.C. Spaulding Elementary. Dr. Wilbourn's research-in-practice hopes to close the achievement gap with students by pairing gestures and body movements with vocabulary instruction and memory tests. Full text of the article: http://today.duke.edu/2012/12/spaulding
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David Rubin Receives Honorary Degree From Denmark's Aarhus University

    • David Rubin Receives Honorary Degree From Denmark's Aarhus University
Congratulations to P&N faculty David Rubin, who received an honorary degree from Denmark's Aarhus University on September 14. Check out the feature story on Duke Today as well as the video feature where Rubin talks about his research.
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