In The News Faculty (see below for Alumni) July, 2007: Jonathan Crystal and Allison Foote were featured in the NY Times for a host of new behavioral studies that makes plain that the similarities between us and Rats extend far beyond gross anatomy. April, 2007: Jonathan Crystal's discovery of metacognition in the rat is featured in Newsweek. February, 2005: Read about Keith Campbell's work on "secret" relationships. September, 2004: Lillian Eby's work on mentoring relationships is featured in the Washington Business Journal. August, 2004: Kecia Thomas is featured for her work on diversity in the APA Monitor June, 2004: Department head Dr. Garnett Stokes is named the Dean of the Franklin College of Arts & Sciences, heading up the largest and oldest college at the University of Georgia! 2004: Developmental program adjunct professor Doug Kleiber was awarded the Theodore and Franklin Roosevelt Award for Excellence in Recreation and Park Research -- the highest award bestowed by the national Recreation and Park Association! June, 2003: Research in the news -- the work of Dr. Jonathon Crystal and Dr. Andrea Hohmann on the effect of marijuana on attention span has been featured in PsychPort by APA, The Guardian, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, and the Athens Banner-Herald July, 2003: Dr. Keith Campbell's social psychology research has been widely reported in the media, including the importance of narcissism and social rejection to school violence, the relationship between narcissism and love, increases in college students' self-esteem over the last 25 years, and how having children decreases marital satisfaction (reported in USA Today). Fall, 2003: We are pleased to announce the acquisition of a whole-cortex magneto-encephalography (MEG) system, which will be part of our expanding neuroscience research and training program. See the website for the Clinical Cognitive Neuroscience Laboratory for more information. Alumni August 2006: Former Ph.D. student Dr. Kaye Baron councils soldiers returning from Iraq as well as military families. She is especially concerned with the prevalent PTSD in returning soldiers. She was recently interviewed on CNBC for her work with soldiers in the Colorado Springs area. July, 2004: Former Clinical Ph.D. student Dr. A. Toy Caldwell-Colbert served as provost and chief academic officer at Howard University from 2001-2003. She is currently a Senior Research Associate with the Center for Advancement of Racial and Ethnic Equity at the American Council on Education, and has recently been a candidate for president of Kentucky State University. She also was awarded the 2004 Stanley Sue Award for Distinguished Contributions to Diversity by the APA Division 12, Society of Clinical Psychology.
June 2004: Dr. Page Walley (Clinical Ph.D., 1984) is commissioner of The Alabama Department of Human Resources, and is featured in the APA Monitor.
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