Colloquium: Dr. Michael Perez
Hegemonic Forgiveness: An Investigation of Normative Expectations of Black Forgiveness In 2015, in an act of racist violence, Dylann Roof shot and killed 9 members of a predominantly Black church in Charleston, South Carolina. However, in an act of moral strength, members of the congregation came together and forgave Roof for his act of racial […]
Colloquium: Dr. Caitlin Porter
Should I reach up? Gender differences in benefiting from higher-ranking professional contacts Higher-ranking contacts are theorized to be advantageous professional connections who facilitate work and career success. However, empirical evidence regarding whether having these connections yields benefits is mixed, raising the question: Who benefits from higher-ranking contacts at work? Integrating gender role and social network […]
Colloquium: Dr. Kelly Romano
Applying a Mind-Body Perspective to the Examination of Eating Disorder Symptoms and Related Health Experiences
Colloquium: Dr. Alice Coyne
Optimizing Patient Outcomes by Uncovering How, for Whom, and When Delivered by Whom Psychotherapy Works