News related to the Clinical program.
Professor Helen Tager-Flusberg recently took part in a Reddit “Ask Me Anything” session. The extensive Q&A covered a wide range of topics, from how our understanding of autism spectrum disorders has evolved over Dr. Tager-Flusberg’s 40-year career, to how the field may change in the years to come.
Professor Kristin Long was recently awarded the BU Graduate Women in Science and Engineering 2016 Mentor of the Year Award. Professor Long was recognized in appreciation for her promotion of women in STEM by mentoring, inspiring and supporting future female leaders. The Department of Psychological and Brain Sciences congratulates Professor Long on receiving this distinguished […]
John D. Otis, associate professor of psychiatry, has been recognized with the 2016 Stanley L. Robbins Award for Excellence in Teaching, the highest teaching honor awarded by Boston University School of Medicine (MED). The award honors an outstanding educator and acknowledges the importance of teaching skills and commitment to students and education. More details on Dr. […]
Spring 2016 colloquia schedules for the Clinical program, Developmental Science program, Center for Systems Neuroscience, and Center for Memory and Brain are now available.
Professor Stefan Hofmann’s research on social anxiety has been highlighted in The Atlantic.
Interviews for doctoral applicants to the clinical psychology program (entering Fall 2016) will be held on Friday, February 26, 2016.
Join me in welcoming Joe McGuire as Assistant Professor to the Department. Joe arrived in Boston in July and is busy setting up his new lab at 677 Beacon Street, and will be teaching Human Brain Mapping this Fall. Join me also in welcoming Dr. Erika Wells as full time Lecturer. Dr. Wells’ appointment begins September […]
Fall 2015 colloquia schedules for the Brain, Behavior and Cognition program, Clinical program, Developmental Science program, Center for Systems Neuroscience, and Center for Memory and Brain are now available.
Professor David Barlow is a 2015 recipient of an honorary degree of Doctor of Science from the University of Vermont. We are very pleased to congratulate Dr. Barlow for this well-deserved honor. From the UVM announcement: David H. Barlow, UVM Class of 1969, is one of the most influential clinical psychologists of our time with […]