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Postdoctoral Associate Position with Resilience Project
Friday, April 6, 2018The Resilience Project research team in the Department of Psychology & Neuroscience at Duke University seeks highly qualified candidates for a Postdoctoral Associate position beginning July 1, 2018. The Resilience Project, funded by a grant from The Duke Endowment, is a four-institution... Read More »
P&N Person of the Week: Ciara Healy
Tuesday, April 3, 2018Ciara Healy: librarian, philosopher, chef, roller derby coach, owner of a cat named Waffles. She does it all. How many years of service do you have at Duke? I just started my seventh year here. For all of those years, I have been the librarian for the Department of Psychology and Neuroscience... Read More »
P&N Person of the Week: Robin Dunn
Tuesday, March 27, 2018Duke’s Department of Psychology & Neuroscience has a rock star in their midst. Meet Robin Dunn. When asked what her hidden talent was, she said her fearlessness and lack of intimidation. She then shared this story: “When I was in my twenties, if our band played for the door, I was the money... Read More »
P&N Person of the Week: Sarah Turner
Monday, March 19, 2018Sarah Turner grew up in a small town in rural Georgia; she lived with her mother and sister at her mom's gas station. Being a first-generation college student, the chance to major in psychology and history at a school like Duke seemed like a far-fetched dream. However, Sarah's sister inspired... Read More »
P&N Person of the Week: Molly Weeks
Sunday, March 4, 2018In July of 2000, a fifteen year old Molly Weeks (then Molly Stroud) stepped off a plane in North Carolina. Dressed in a sweatshirt, she quickly realized she wasn't in Northern Alberta anymore. She left behind figure skating, synchronized swimming, cross-country skiing, and curling to call this new... Read More »
Aaron Reuben wins 2018 Merritt Award for Science Journalism
Friday, March 2, 2018Congratulations to Duke Psychology & Neuroscience PhD student Aaron Reuben who has been selected as the 2018 winner of the Richard Merritt Jr. Memorial Award for Excellence in Science Journalism for his piece “States May Be Intentionally Poisoning Each Other With Toxic Air.” This award annually... Read More »
P&N Person of the Week: Sarah Gaither
Saturday, February 24, 2018Throughout her lifetime, Dr. Sarah Gaither has lived in numerous areas of the United States, from California to Massachusetts to Illinois to North Carolina. No matter where she is, Dr. Gaither carries a sense of adventure; she says she is always open to trying new things. Except for... Read More »
Clinical Psychology Internships 2018-2019
Friday, February 23, 2018Congratulations to five P&N Ph.D. students who matched to top clinical internships. Once again, P&N had a 100% match in clinical psychology internships. Best wishes to the following students as they prepare to move forward to the final stage of doctoral training in clinical psychology... Read More »
A New Treatment for Depression: Strauman and Vieth Publish Therapist/Client Guides for Self-System Therapy
Thursday, February 22, 2018Timothy Strauman and Angela Vieth from Duke’s Department of Psychology and Neuroscience (P&N) have just published two companion volumes outlining a new treatment for depression called self-system therapy or SST. Along with colleagues Kari Eddington (University of North Carolina at Greensboro)... Read More »
P&N Person of the Week: Ahmad Hariri
Monday, February 19, 2018Dr. Ahmad Hariri has advice for students: do not follow the script. Pursue your passions, and see where that takes you. Dr. Hariri's career shows that following the script, or checking off all of the right boxes is not the only path to success. Hariri's love of biology started in childhood; he was... Read More »