News and Announcements tagged with dept_appsych

• CHIBPS Data Reveals Shifting NYC Meth Demographic
• C. Cybele Raver's Work Featured by MacArthur Foundation
• 2009 Applied Psychology Awards
• Gabriella Coleman on Mad Movement Strategies
• Halkitis Delivers Lecture on HIV/AIDS in Munich, Germany
• Graduate Scholarship Opportunities for Incoming Students
• Developmental Colloquium Lecture Series 2008
• Developmental Psychology welcomes new faculty member Clancy Blair
• Steinhardt Faculty Awarded $2.3 Million to Study South African Families in Crisis
• Doctoral Students receive Global Fellowship to teach in Shanghai and Paris
• Steinhardt Doctoral Student wins NSF Graduate Research Fellowship
• Aber Receives $2.3 Million Grant from NIH for South Africa Study
• NYU Faculty Receive $1.1 Million Grant to Improve Chemistry Education
• $2.5 Million NSF Grant for Study on Children's Education and Development
• Stereotype Threat Affects Women in High-level Math Courses, Aronson Study Finds
• McWayne and Melzi Win Head Start Grant
• Sirin of Applied Psychology Awarded Griffiths Research Award
• Joshua Aronson Appointed to Minority Student Achievement Network
• Statement from Dean Mary Brabeck on Racist Incident at Columbia University's Teachers College
• Halkitis Calls for Paradigm Shift in HIV Prevention Among Young Gay Men
• NYU's Center for Research on Culture, Development, and Education Wins $2.5 Million NSF Grant
• "Stereotype Threat" Can be Overcome, Says Aronson
• McWayne, Melzi Receive NIH Grant
• Allen Receives Pair of Grants to Research Civic Engagement of Minority Youth, Quality of Early Childhood Centers
• Aronson, Corcoran Receive Grants
• Halkitis Warns Potential for Meth Abuse Goes Beyond Gay Community
• C. Suarez-Orozco Says Child's Role in Mother's Deportation Case Raises Concerns
• Canadian Study Reaffirms Aronson's Findings on Stereotype Threat
• Joshua Aronson Discusses Stereotype Threat on “20/20”
• Halkitis Outlines Complexities of Gay Identity and Community