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Free public lecture on violence against women and children
Dr. Jacquelyn White, a professor in our department, will give the CFRN Fall Lecture on violence against women and children, November 4th at the Greensboro Public Library.

Research project studying blind web users
Faculty member Peter Delaney is part of a team investigating web accessibility for the blind as part of an NSF-funded project.

New professor studying Latino youth
We are pleased to welcome Dr. Gabriella Livas-Stein to the psychology department.

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Mailing Address:

  UNCG Department of Psychology
  296 Eberhart Building
  PO Box 26170
  Greensboro, NC 27402-6170

Telephone:  (336) 334-5013

Fax:  (336) 334-5066

Email:  psychology@uncg.edu

 

About the Psychology Department

The department of psychology at UNCG currently has 29 full faculty members with interests in clinical, cognitive, developmental social psychology. In addition, we have an emerging interest in biological approaches. Our department is known for its warm, friendly atmosphere and emphasis on collaborative cutting-edge science.

Impactful Research

Our focus on two broad themes -- executive control and risk and resilience -- has facilitated interdisciplinary collaborations while maintaining strong core disciplines. Our faculty publish their work in the best scientific journals and have received federal funding to support their research.

Graduate student presenting a research project21st-Century Training

At both the graduate and undergraduate level, UNCG's psychology department is consistently highly rated. Overlapping research interests among faculty enhance our ability to train students to develop independent research programs that provide the foundation for a lifetime of scientific output. Our colloquium series and the Kendon-Smith Lecture Series bring the best scientists in the world to UNCG to speak about their work and interact with the community.

Connections to Our Community

Through our clinics and services, we have worked to help people realize their fullest potential and cope with life's challenges more effectively. We also have an annual public lecture series that is free and open to the people of North Carolina.