Students
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What’s New With the Degree Works Upgrade
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Chicago Resiliency Fund for Those Not Eligible for Federal COVID-19 Financial Assistance
June 23, 2020 -
Apply for CARES Act Emergency Funding Grants for Students
June 09, 2020 -
Summer Financial Aid
June 02, 2020 -
appTutor Acceptation Survey—Feedback Needed
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New Summer COVID-19 Course Offering
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Upcoming Online Zotero Workshops
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Summer COVID-19 Research Opportunity for Undergraduates
May 26, 2020
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Athletics
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Scarlet Hawks Represented on 2020 MLC-MWLC All-Academic Teams
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Director of Athletics Joe Hakes Announces Retirement
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Hisatake’s Defensive Player of the Year Nod Highlights Scarlet Hawks 2019-20 All-NACC Selections
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Anna Slominski Qualifies for 2019-20 NCAA Division III Swimming and Diving Championship
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Men’s Swimming and Dive Squad Capture 2020 Liberal Arts Conference Championship
February 17, 2020
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Scarlet Hawks Represented on 2020 MLC-MWLC All-Academic Teams
Research
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Participants Needed for Coronavirus Work From Home Survey
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Illinois Institute of Technology Student Receives Research Grant
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Volunteers Needed for Study About Disordered Eating Behavior
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Nominations Open: Barancik Prize for Innovation in MS Research
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NSF Directorate for Education and Human Resources (EHR) Dear Colleague Letter Encouraging CAREER Proposal Submissions
July 02, 2020
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Participants Needed for Coronavirus Work From Home Survey
College of Psychology Archive
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Psychology Student Wudasse Berke Receives Summer Fellowship
March 18, 2014Psychology student Wudasse Berke received an American Psychological Association Summer Science Fellowship to study at George Mason University from June 21–August 2, 2014. -
Research Participation Opportunity: College Student Attitudes Towards Mental Health
March 10, 2014Researchers at IIT are investigating college student attitudes towards mental health. -
New Psychology Section Added
August 28, 2013For students seeking a social science general education course, the Department of Psychology has added a new section of PSYC221: Human Behavior, Growth and Learning (section 4) which will be held from 8:35-9:50 am on Tuesdays and Thursdays. -
Psychology Assistant Professor Nicole Ditchman is interviewed about her work looking at stigma toward intellectual disability in an online article on DugDug, a website that aims to present academic research in an understandable way to casual readers.
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Psychology’s Patrick Corrigan Awarded the Prix Perspectives 2013
July 29, 2013Patrick Corrigan, Distinguished Professor of Psychology, and his group won the Prix Perspectives 2013 in Zurich for their work on the Coming Out Proud (COP) program. COP is meant to help people with serious mental illness deal with stigma. The prestigious prize includes an award for 12,000 swiss francs to conduct a randomized controlled trial in Switzerland. -
A study by IIT College of Psychology Center on Adherence and Self-Determination Program Director Kirstin Kosyluk was published in the May issue of the American Journal of Public Health(AJPH), devoted entirely to the problem of mental illness stigma, Psychiatric News reports.
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A new study in Clinical Gerontologist showing that elderly suffering from depression are the most vulnerable to fraud, conducted by Wayne State University’s Institute of Gerontology, was conducted in collaboration with IIT’s College of Psychology, UPI reports. Psychology graduate student Laurie Stickney is co-author of the study.
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Psychology Professor Ron Landis Publishes Research Methods Book
April 29, 2013Ronald S. Landis, Nambury S. Raju Professor of Psychology, recently published the co-edited book (with Jose M. Cortina) Modern Research Methods for the Study of Behavior in Organizations (Routledge Academic, 2013). The book is part of the Society for Industrial and Organizational Psychology Frontiers Series. -
IIT Students Excel at Chicago Area Undergraduate Research Symposium
April 15, 2013More than 160 undergraduates in the fields of biology, chemistry, physics, psychology, economics, humanities and engineering, among others, and from nearly a dozen institutions participated in the Chicago Area Undergraduate Research Symposium held on April 6 at the Hermann Hall Conference Center on IIT Main Campus. IIT students excelled at the annual event, winning in three categories: Overall Poster Presentation—Barrett Leslie Sociology, Anthropology, Psychology—Catalina Rivera Math, Computer Sciences, Engineering, Physics—Xin Zheng: A Novel Approach in Detecting the Normal and Shear Forces at the Fingertips with Minimal Hysteresis -
DNAinfo visits IIT for a story about Chicago’s smallest public park, home to George Segal’s Man on the Bench sculpture on IIT’s main campus, and talks with Psychology Dean Ellen Mitchell about former IIT President Lew Collens’s going away party, at which the dean was disguised as a replica of the statue on stage.
February 6, 2013Read more…