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PSY 301 Spring 2007 Instructions
Please stop by the Psychology department's front office (room
Psy 100) beginning 1/22/07 to obtain a copy,
or click to read and print out:
Word document
PDF document
(requires Adobe Acrobat to read)

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2006-2007 Department Awards
Undergraduates
Outstanding Seniors in Psychology
Samantha
Abeling
Virginia
Navarro Beas
Jeannette
Chapleau
Lady Ivory
Chua
Ricca Gardner
Kelly
McCulloch
Christina
Pedram
Laura Perez
Cassie Scott
Amanda Stahl
Ramon
Velazquez
Chenoa Woods
Most Outstanding Senior
Lady Ivory
Chua
Lucio Morales Award for Academic
Excellence
Jeanette
Chapleau
Kelly
McCulloch
Joann Beers Service Award
Samantha
Abeling
Graduates
Graduate Deans List
Marshall Dion
Farnaz
Kaighobadi
Best Thesis
Rivka Weed
Gilbert Padilla Memorial Award
Marshall Dion
Distinguished Master's Graduate
Students
Ayesha Boyce
Tara Collins
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Congratulations to:
Dr. Michael Connor
For two presentations:
With Babette Connor at the 2004 Hawaiian International Conference on Social
Science:
"Multicultural counseling: offering competent and professional service"
At APA: "Role of men: a male training model for African-American fathers"
Dr. Jennifer Lonergan-Garwick
For her Asian APA presentation with graduate student Angela-Minhtu D. Nguyen:
"Career satisfaction,
acculturation, and mentoring of APIA faculty"
Dr. Jim Amirkhan
For his APA presentation entitled: "Predicting post-semester illness: the
accuracy of a new stress measure"
Dr. Chi-Ah Chun
For presenting, at APA and Asian APA, with students June Liang and William
Chung: "Be nice to strangers:
the importance of social context, ethnicity, and socio-economic status on
collectivism"
Dr. William Kelemen
For the award of a NIDA grant on “Nicotine and Expectancy in Smokers’
Cognitive Processes”
Dr. Betsy Decyck
For major participation in two conferences:
The Carnegie/AAHE Summer Academy
American Association of Philosophy
Teachers' 15th International Workshop/Conference on
Teaching Philosophy, presenting the paper: "Wizard's Logic: Critical
Thinking as Defense
Against the Dark Arts"
Dr. Kevin MacDonald
For publication of
Evolutionary Perspectives on
Human Development (2nd ed),
edited
by Robert L. Burgess
(CSULB psychology department alumnus and professor at Penn State) and Kevin
MacDonald.
Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage Publications, 2004.
The book includes a paper by Kevin MacDonald and
Scott Hershberger: Theoretical Issues in the Study of Evolution and Development.
http://www.sagepub.com/book.aspx?pid=10161
Dr. Diane Lee
For publication of Reiner et al. (2004) Revised nomenclature for avian
telencephalon and some related
brainstem nuclei. The Journal of Comparative Neurology, 473,
377-414, and Reiner et al (2004).
The avian brain nomenclature forum: Terminology for a new century in comparative
neuroanatomy.
The Journal of Comparative Neurology, 473, E1-E6.
Drs. Marty Fiebert and Scott Hershberger
For publication of: Fiebert, M.S., Nugent, D, Hershberger, S, and Kasdin, M.
(2004). Dating and commitment
choices as a function of ethnicity among American college students in
California.
Psychological Reports, 94, 1293-1300
Dr. Courtney Ahrens
For winning one of two awards given by APA’s Division 27
(Society for Community Research and Action) for
BEST DISSERTATIONS. Dr. Ahrens’ award was the Best Dissertation on a Topic
Relevant to Community
Psychology, “Silent and Silenced: The Disclosure and Non-Disclosure of Sexual
Assault."
Dr. Dennis Fisher
For acceptance of “Drug Treatment Needs of Hispanic Drug Users in Long
Beach, CA” in the Journal of Drug Issues
For being
one of five people to be keynote speakers at an international conference in
Leeds, UK,
on injecting drug use.
For more information, please check:
http://www.exchangesupplies.org/conferences/2004_NCIDU/speakers.html
Dr. Dan Chiappe
For acceptance with his students (Adam Brown, Brian Dow, Jennifer Koontz,
Marisela Rodriguez,
and Kelly McCulloch) of “Cheaters are looked at longer and remembered better
than cooperators
in social exchange situations” into Evolutionary Psychology
Dr. Sherry Span
For acceptance of the following article with Earleywine, M. (In press).
Cognitive functioning moderates
the relation between Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder symptoms and
alcohol use in women.
Addictive Behaviors
Dr. Robert Thayer
Designation as Most Valuable Professor at the
2004 Commencement by the department’s (and College’s) Outstanding Senior,
Lisa Biakanja.
Presented “Walking more
each day elevates mood, especially energy, a central mood element” at 2004 APS
convention.
Student coauthors included Olga Godes, Nicole Lobato, Malene Youpa, and Candice
Cecil.
Drs. Dan Chiappe and Kevin
MacDonald
For the acceptance of their paper "The evolution
of domain general mechanisms in intelligence and learning"
by the Journal of General Psychology.
Dr. Chi-Ah Chun
For the continuation of
the RAND award on Cambodian Trauma Survivors through the next academic year.
Dr. David Whitney
Coauthored
MEASUREMENT THEORY IN ACTION with Kenneth Schultz of CSU San Bernardino:
http://www.sagepub.com/book.aspx?pid=10136
Dr. Patricia Rozee
For acceptance of the
following article to the premier journal in service learning:
McKay, V. & Rozee, P. D. (2004). Characteristics of Faculty Who Adopt Community
Service
Learning Pedagogy. Michigan Journal of Community Service Learning. Vol.
10.
and was instrumental in
obtaining the following:
A three-year HUD Community Outreach Partnership Centers (COPC)
grant.
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Do You Need Research Experience?
Psychology Majors and Pre-majors who are interested in
gaining research experience should pick up an application in the Peer Advising
Office (rm 206)
