school of psychology

A Q&A with psychology alumnus Jonathan V. Wilson ’98, vice president of organization development and talent management for the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society.

The need is critical as Brevard Public Schools and districts nationwide deal with a shortage of school counselors.

A compilation of recent College of Psychology and Liberal Arts faculty presentations and publications

From watching Jane Goodall as a child to working with spider monkeys as an adult, Catherine Talbot discusses her career and research journey.

Researchers focus on “guided mindfulness,” which eases the time pressure and cognitive overload associated with learning in the real world.

Balancing rigorous coursework with a high-level sport is no easy feat. But what does a day in the life of a scholar athlete really look like?

The psychology professor and colleagues received the 2022 Martin Mayman Award for best theoretical paper published in the Journal of Personality Assessment.

Director of conservation at Brevard Zoo, Jody Cassell ’07 believes that everyone can be "wildlife warriors" through simple acts in their everyday lives.

With the help of Mateo, the orphaned monkey Florida Tech helped to re-home in 2020, university researchers are learning about the complex social relationships of primates and how those dynamics may illuminate human behavior.

He was a kind and caring teacher, mentor and clinical psychologist who spent nearly 40 years in the School of Psychology at Florida Tech,