Clinical

News related to the Clinical program.

Yakeel Quiroz’s Research Profiled in Arts & Sciences Magazine

Dr. Yakeel Quiroz‘s work on Alzheimer’s disease was recently featured in Boston University’s Arts & Sciences Magazine. From the article: More than 55 million people across the world cope with Alzheimer’s disease and other dementias. A small subset—around 2 percent of cases—have a rare, inheritable form called autosomal dominant Alzheimer’s disease, which sets in at an […]

Welcome Dr. Kate Nussenbaum!

The Department is pleased to welcome new faculty member Dr. Kate Nussenbaum. Dr. Nussenbaum is the Director of the Computation, Learning, & Development Lab and joins us as part of the Developmental Science and Brain, Behavior, and Cognition Programs.

Welcome Dr. Yakeel Quiroz!

The Department is pleased to welcome new faculty member Dr. Yakeel Quiroz. Dr. Quiroz is the Director of the Multicultural Alzheimer’s Prevention & Protection (MAPP) Lab and joins us as part of the Clinical Program.

Lisa Smith Wins APTC Clinic Director Mentor Award

The Department would like to congratulate Lisa Smith on winning the Association of Psychology Training Clinic’s (APTC) Clinic Director Mentor Award. The Clinic Director Mentor Award recognizes an APTC Training Clinic Director each year who demonstrates extraordinary mentorship of another Training Clinic Director.

Clinical Program Leadership Updates

Professor Marcy Tompson has been named Director of the Clinical Psychology PhD Program and Professor Rachel Merson has been named Assistant Director of the Clinical Psychology PhD Program, taking over from Drs. Tibor Palfai and Todd Farchione, respectively. Drs. Palfai and Farchione served in these roles from 2011-2023.

PBS Announces Two New Graduate Research Awards for Research on the Psychology, Health and Well-Being of Minoritized Individuals or Groups

The Department of Psychological and Brain Sciences is pleased to announce that it has established two annual $2500 Boston University graduate research awards for projects related to Justice, Equity, Diversity and Inclusion (JEDI). The awards will support research on the psychology, health and well-being of minoritized individuals or groups. Two of these awards are offered […]