Student Focuses on Selfie-Reflection
Has the obsession with social media and selfies made young adults more narcissistic? One student was determined to find out...
Department of Psychology
Give Thanks This Thanksgiving
Thanksgiving is a time to consider all the good things and accomplishments in your life and to reflect on how grateful you really are...
National Anti-Boredom Month: Why Being Bored Isn’t So Bad
July may be National Anti-Boredom month, but psychology professor Rhonda Swickert believes it is a good thing to be bored. ..
Alumnus Has the Golden Touch
Inspired by 9/11 to tell uplifting stories, PBS host Rob Stewart '94 mines the state of California for golden stories...
Alumna is Taking Command
Natalie Byrom ’13 is a true fighter – whether she’s flying an Apache helicopter or navigating corporate sales...
Self-Identity, Personal Growth Inspires Student Research
Inspired by her own experience, Samantha Anyim will join other psychology majors to present her research at the Student Awards and Research Day, April..
CofC Alum Trains Rats to Save Lives
Since graduating last May, Ellie Cutright '18 has been working for Belgian-based nonprofit APOPO as a research technician training African giant po..
CofC’s Cecilia McGuinn is Fiddling with Music
She's talented enough to have played violin with the Charleston Symphony Orchestra and to perform in a touring band, but student Cecilia McGuinn says ..
Inside the Academic Mind: Gabrielle Principe
College of Charleston psychology professor and department chair Gabrielle Principe says unstructured play is key to social cognitive development...
Professor Wins Federal Grant to Study Nerve Regeneration
Assistant Professor of Psychology Jennifer Wilhelm has been awarded a $432,000 grant from the National Institutes of Health to study how peripheral ne..
