Seminars & Events
Fri., Feb 24- Dr. Laraine Glidden will present research as part of Psi Chi's Discovering Psychology Lecture Series. 3pm in Goodpaster Hall 195. Other Details TBA.
Fri., Mar 23 - Dr. Rebecca Ryan will present "Nonmarital Childbirth and Child Development: The Relevance of Marriage Propensity and Family Change" as part of the Psychology Lecture Series: Populations in Need. 3pm in Goodpaster Hall 195.
Fri., Apr 6 - Dr. Noemi Enchautegui-de-Jesus will present research as part of the Psychology Lecture Series: Populations in Need. 3pm in Goodpaster Hall 195. Other Details TBA.
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SMP Spotlight
43 students completed an SMP in psychology in AY10-11. Congratulations to them all!
At the end of each year, mentors select particularly outstanding SMPs to be featured in our PsycSMP Showcase. 10-11 Showcase projects were written by Erin Cammarata, Kaitlin Gaylor, David Johnson, Ryan Miller, and Allison Teta.
What kinds of projects have our SMP students done?
Check out the database of past PsycSMP abstracts
Prospective PsycSMPs: A past student may have suggested a path for future research that you would like to follow!
Students can visit the College Archives (Calvert 009-ground floor) to read or view past St. Mary's Projects Mondays and Thursdays from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. (appointments recommended).
Access to a full SMP can depend on how a student completed a release form, but most SMPs can be read or viewed in the College Archives without restriction.
Electronic copies of SMPs are usually provided to faculty and staff upon request, but students are provided electronic copies of SMPs only with the permission of a faculty member.
PsycSMP Showcase
If you are wondering what a good PsycSMP looks like, you've come to the right place!
Each year our mentors nominate written SMPs that are of showcase quality. Just click on the links to the left to explore the showcase projects from past years. Project abstracts are provided as well as (in most cases) the written project (copyrighted by authors).
The box to your right provides a link to the catalog of all past PSYC SMP projects. Current students can visit the College Archives (Calvert 009-ground floor) to read or view these past projects. Students will be provided an electronic copy of an SMP only with the permission of a faculty member.
