psychology
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Cailynn Wichman: Outfielder with a huge heart
The world needs more people like senior outfielder Cailynn Wichman, says Head Softball Coach Jackie Sernek ’14.
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Students accepted into top health programs
Faculty and staff with Cornell’s Dimensions Program for Health Professions continue to receive news of students accepted into top-tier graduate programs.
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Nina Deer: Finding her path
When lacrosse player Nina Deer realized she no longer wanted to be a physical therapist, Head Coach Meredith Merce helped her explore a new path.
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Isaac Boucher points out 3 benefits of athletics
After his first semester on the Cornell campus, wrestler and psychology major Isaac Boucher points out three major benefits of being a Ram student-athlete.
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After 31 years of teaching, Enns is back in a new role
It has only been a few years since Professor of Psychology Emerita Carol Zerbe Enns retired from Cornell College, but nothing could keep her away for long.
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Meeker & Meeker
Senior Sydney Meeker says having her dad coach her volleyball team is, simply put, normal for her.
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Ask the Expert: Chris Hagan on suicide prevention
Psychology Professor Chris Hagan writes about suicide prevention and hopelessness.
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Cornell’s own research informs COVID-19 testing, protocols
Faced with a pandemic, 10 Cornell College students and faculty are applying their research skills to keep the campus community as safe as possible.
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Ready for the future one prosthetic at a time
Sarah Carvo’s Cornell Fellowship provided countless opportunities and experiences, but it especially helped her to realize she was on track for her career.
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Hagan publishes suicide research
Research by Assistant Professor of Psychology Christopher Hagan provides one more piece of information to better understand suicide and why it’s on the rise across the country.
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Persistence, courage propel Lohmann ’20 toward her dreams
Although Olivia Lohmann ’20 never wavered from her plan to major in psychology, she discovered an affinity to art history after taking a course on a whim.
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Krull ՚20 personalized her degree to fit her interests
After her Sociology 101 course, Allison Krull ՚20 realized taking a sociology class was a fascinating way to learn how to talk about life.
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Graduate’s research skills grow at Cornell Eating Disorder Institute
Linden Miles ՚17 left the Hilltop with her B.A. in psychology and a Russian minor. She returned a year later to work at the Cornell College Eating Disorder Institute (CCEDI) under Professor of Psychology Melinda Green.
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Biochem & molecular bio grad, Phillips ՚20, prepared for med school
Hometown: Colorado Springs, Colorado
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From Kathmandu to Australia, Politte-Corn ՚20 traveled a path to self-discovery
Maddie Politte-Corn embraced the challenge of self-discovery during her four years at Cornell College. She says she had to do a lot of exploring in order to better understand herself.
Cailynn Wichman: Outfielder with a huge heart 
Students accepted into top health programs 
Nina Deer: Finding her path 
Isaac Boucher points out 3 benefits of athletics 
After 31 years of teaching, Enns is back in a new role 
Meeker & Meeker 
Ask the Expert: Chris Hagan on suicide prevention 
Cornell’s own research informs COVID-19 testing, protocols 
Ready for the future one prosthetic at a time 
Hagan publishes suicide research 
Persistence, courage propel Lohmann ’20 toward her dreams 
Krull ՚20 personalized her degree to fit her interests 
Graduate’s research skills grow at Cornell Eating Disorder Institute 
Biochem & molecular bio grad, Phillips ՚20, prepared for med school 
From Kathmandu to Australia, Politte-Corn ՚20 traveled a path to self-discovery