Article archive / December 1, 2010
Originally published: . Volume 2, No. 4. Source pages: 5, 6.
The Department of Psychology at Southern University & A&M College hosted their Twelfth Annual Social and Behavioral Sciences Undergraduate Research Conference, on Friday November 19th, 2010. The event was held at the Royal Cotillion Ballroom at the Smith-Brown Memorial Union at Southern U.
Dr. Murelle G. Harrison, chair of the Psychology Department and licensed I/O psychologist, presented the welcoming address. Dr. Kofi Lomotey, Chancellor of the Baton Rouge Campus, Dr. Michael Stubblefield, Vice Chancellor for Research & Strategic Initiatives, and Dr. Robert H. Miller, Jr., Dean of the College of Sciences, each gave addresses and greeted attendees.
Students presented 17 research projects covering topics including alcohol use, domestic violence, risky behaviors in African American college males, ADHD medication.
Judges for the event were Dr. Doreen Miller, Department of Rehabilitation and Disability Studies, Dr. Richard Flicker, Department of Psychology at Southern and consulting I/O psychologist, and Dr. Susan Dardard, Dardard Media.
Shana Clay and Rayona Sylvan awarded certificates and Josette Williams gave the closing remarks.
Judges for Southern University’s Twelfth Annual Social and Behavioral Sciences Undergraduate Research Conference are pictured above. Front, L to R: Dr. Richard Flicker, Dr. Doreen Miller and Dr. Susan Dardard. Back: Dr Reginal Rackley and Dr. Murelle Harrision, licensed IO psychologist and Chair of the Psychology Department. (Photo courtesy Dr. Susan Dardard)
Those in the psychology community gathered to enjoy student research at Southern’s 12th Annual Conference. Above Dr. Catrice Tolbert-Hill (standing) assists conference planners and attendees (front, L to R) Chiza Onyenekwu, Ana Toma Harrison, and (back, L to R) Lakeith Lewis and Shawn Allemond. (Photo courtesy Dr. Susan Dardard)
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