Like many of her peers, Ami Lieberman’s decision to pursue a psychology degree originated in her high school AP Psychology class. “Learning about people and things that related to my everyday life was really intriguing …
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Student Spotlight: Emma Lai
In a season of unknowns, senior Emma Lai is pushing forward. With a triple major in psychology, economics, and religious studies, Emma needed to create a daily routine to maintain her sanity over the past …
Student Spotlight: Eren Fukuda
Graduate student and Tokyo native Eren Fukuda is working on a critically important issue: How can we help young children develop an openness toward and an interest in people who are different from them? The …
Student Spotlight: Gaylen Fronk
Graduate student Gaylen Fronk decided to pursue her PhD in clinical psychology in part because, she says, “it helps keep my research implementable, because the hopeful beneficiaries of our work are right in front of …
Student Spotlight: Katie Fan
As a freshman, Katie Fan x’20 had plans to become a biochemist. But after taking Chemistry 109 and Calculus 234, she reconsidered whether that was the right path for her. Now a senior double-majoring in …
Student Spotlight: Liz Nies
After taking a philosophy class during her freshman year, Liz Nies x’20, a neurobiology major, spent “a lot of time thinking about thinking. I developed a much bigger appreciation for the brain and what our …
Student Spotlight: Megan Wu x’23
Each month, we spotlight outstanding psychology majors in our department. This month, we’re excited to feature Megan Wu, a third-year psychology student with a certificate in business and one of the department’s new communication interns …
Student Spotlight: Meredith Bone and Olivia Moens
While the pandemic certainly affects many aspects of Olivia Moens’s and Meredith Bone’s senior year at UW–Madison, their commitment to research remains as strong as ever. As research assistants in the Social Kids Lab, psychology …
Student Spotlight: Sara Stanislawski x’25
Each month, we spotlight outstanding psychology majors in our department. This month, we’re excited to feature Sara Stanislawski, a first-year student intending to major in psychology and journalism, and one of the department’s new communication …
Students and faculty gain new insights in collaborative Prejudice Development and Reduction course
After Professors Trish Devine and Kristin Shutts discussed their research interests related to social biases and prejudice, they hoped to share their expertise in social psychology and developmental psychology with students, as well as each …