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HPSY Student/Faculty 3-9
Achievements
New HPSY Doctoral 10-11
Students
Announcements 12
& Reminders
Community Concentration 9
Updates
For additional information, please visit our website: http://healthpsych.uncc.edu/
Health Psychology Program Newsletter
Volume 8, Issue 1, November 2014
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From the Program Director
Virginia Gil-Rivas, Ph. D.
It is hard to believe that we are about to complete another successful semester! As you will see in the next few
pages, students and faculty in the Health Psychology Program have been extremely busy and productive over the
past few months. In addition, this semester we were fortunate to host two excellent speakers, Dr. David Sbarra
from the University of Arizona, and Dr. Christian Waugh from Wake Forest University. We will be hosting
other excellent researchers in the spring, so stayed tuned for additional information.
Early next spring we will be recruiting the next cohort of Health Psychology students so I want to encourage
faculty and students to participate in the process of selecting future members of our program.
Welcome to new program faculty!
Dr. Christine Elnistky, an Associate Professor in the School of Nursing, has joined our program as an auxiliary
faculty member. Dr. Elnitsky’s program of research focuses on health systems and other factors influencing
military affiliated populations (i.e., service members, veterans, and their families). In particular, her work has
examined reintegration difficulties among individuals with behavioral and functional difficulties.
Dr. Julian Montoro-Rodriguez is the Director of the Gerontology Program and joined the program as an
auxiliary faculty member. Dr. Montoro-Rodriguez is a sociologist by training and his teaching and research have
focused on aging, health, human development, and family studies.
Welcome to new members of the Program’s Advisory Committee!
Dr. Laura Armstrong (clinical) – Assistant Professor of Psychology.
Dr. Joan Carman (interdisciplinary) – Associate Professor, MA of Public Administration, Department of
Political Science.
Welcome to new doctoral students!
General program: Kimberly Papay (Penn State University)
Clinical program: Paisley Lewis (Davidson College), Olivia Riffle (Washington & Lee University), Kirk
Szczepkowski (Western Michigan University), Jessica Taylor (University of North Carolina, Charlotte), and
Alyssa Vela (MA, University of North Carolina, Charlotte).
Program News
Awards and Honors:
Student Accomplishments – Congratulations!
The 2013-2014 Health Psychology Student Award recipients:
Kate Strater Hogan for being awarded the 2013-2014 Health Psychology Student Researcher
Maysa DeSousa for being awarded the 2013-2014 Student Instructor
Elizabeth Addington for being awarded the 2013-2014 Student Teaching Assistant
Program Faculty
Congratulations to Dr. Jannette Bennett for winning the 2014 Junior Investigator Academy Award from the
Health Academy!
Congratulations to Dr. Dena Shenk (Gerontology and Anthropology) for being the recipient of the 2014 Evelyn
Berger Educator and Advocate Award presented annually by the Charlotte Mecklenburg Aging Coalition
(CMAC). The Evelyn Berger award honors an individual or organization for contributions made to support and
address older adult issues. She was nominated by former students who are now active in CMAC, along with
colleagues in the aging network. The award was presented on September 8.
Programmatic milestones:
Graduates: Emalee Quickel, clinical concentration (Now an Assistant Professor of Psychology at Coastal
Carolina University!).
Dissertation completed: Cassie Lindstrom.
Dissertation Proposed: Elizabeth Addington (clinical); Maysa DeSousa (general); Laura Lovato (clinical);
Hannah Peach (general); Noy Phimphasone (clinical); Michelle Rodriguez-Diaz (clinical); Tamara Scott
(clinical).
Comprehensive Project: Elizabeth Addington (clinical); Mallory Fiery (general); Abigail Hardin (clinical); Noy
Phimphasone (clinical); Tamara Scott (clinical).
Second Year Project: Ann Marie Porter (general); Christine Smith (clinical).
Completed Clinical Internship: Cassie Lindstrom (Henry Ford Health System, Detroit, MI); Emalee Quickel
(Wisconsin Department of Corrections, WI).
Congratulations to Tom LaPorte for earning his Masters in Clinical and Community Psychology
Faculty and Student Accomplishments
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Other awards
Congratulations to Ana Orejuela and Cara Blevins, along with faculty members Drs. Arnie Cann, Rich
Tedeschi, and Lawrence Calhoun, on being awarded the Division 56 Outstanding Poster Award at the annual
meeting of the American Psychological Association!
Congratulations to Hannah Peach for winning the 2014 Student Paper Academy Award from the Health
Academy!
Congratulations to Taylor Bishop Scott who was selected as one of 10 participants at the International Society
for Child Indicators Mentoring Workshop on Child Well-being. She was selected from over 80 Ph.D. student,
graduate, and post-doctoral applicants!
Congratulations to Cara Blevins who was awarded a certificate of recognition for her outstanding service and
commitment to graduate education at UNCC from the Center for Graduate Life!
Publications:
†Cann, A., & Collette, C. (2014). Sense of humor, stable affect, and psychological well-being. Europe’s Journal
of Psychology, 10, 464-479.
†Cann, A., & Kuiper, N. A. (2014). Research on the role of humor in well-being and health. Europe’s Journal of Psychology, 10(3), 412-428.
†Cann, A., & Matson, C. (2014). Sense of humor and social desirability: Understanding how humor styles are
perceived. Personality and Individual Differences, 66, 176-180.
Daye, C. A., †Webb, J. B., & *Jafari, N. (2014). Exploring self-compassion as a refuge against recalling the
body-related shaming of caregiver eating messages on dimensions of objectified body consciousness in
college women. Body Image, 11, 547-556. doi: 10.1016/j.bodyim.2014.08.001
†Demakis, G. J., Rimland, C., †Reeve, C.L., & Ward, J. (in press). Intelligence and psychopathy do not
influence malingering. Applied Neuropsychology.
Garfin, D. R., Silver, R.C., †Gil-Rivas, V., Guzmán Piña, Murphy, M. J., Cova, F., Rincon, P. P., Squicciarini
Navarro A. M., George Lara, M., María Paz Guzmán Llona (2014). Children’s reactions to the 2010
Chilean Earthquake: The role of trauma exposure, family context and school-based mental health
programming. Psychological Trauma: Theory, Research, Practice, and Policy.
† denotes HPSY faculty/auxiliary faculty * denotes HPSY doctoral student
†Haber, M.G., *LaPorte, T.M., *Knight, N. (in press). Transition services for youth at risk and with
current mental health needs: A developmental-ecological framework. In Gulotta, T.P. (Ed.), Handbook of Adolescent Behavioral Problems. New York: Spring Science + Business Media.
†Hopcroft, Rosemary L. and David O. Martin. 2014. “The Primary Parental Investment in Children in the
Contemporary U.S. is Education: Testing the Trivers-Willard Hypothesis of Parental Investment.”
Human Nature 25, 2: 235-250.
Kiecolt-Glaser, J. K., †Bennett, J. M., Andridge, R. R., Peng, J., Shapiro, C. L., Malarkey, W. B., Emery, C.
F., Layman, R. Mrozek, E. E., & Glaser, R. (2014). Yoga’s impact on inflammation, mood, and fatigue in
breast cancer survivors: A randomized controlled trial. Journal of Clinical Oncology, 32 (10), 1040-
1049. doi: JCO.2013.51.8860 PMID: 24470004
†Kilmer, R.P., †Gil-Rivas, V., Griese, B., Hardy, S.J., Hafstad, G.S., & Alisic, E. (2014). Posttraumatic growth in
children and youth: Clinical implications of an emerging research literature. American Journal of
Orthopsychiatry, 84, 506-518.
Klein, L. C., Whetzel, C. A., †Bennett, J. M., Ritter, F. E., Nater, U. M., & Schoelles, M. (2014). Caffeine
administration does not alter salivary α-amylase activity in young male daily caffeine consumers. BMC Research Notes, 7(1), 30. doi: 10.1186/1756-0500-7-30. PMID: 24410993
*LaPorte, T.M., Jackson-Diop, D., †Haber, M.G., Holt, B. (2014). Mental health systems transformation
through participatory evaluation and action: The transition-age Youth Appreciative Inquiry/Photovoice
(“YAP”) project, Global Journal of Community Psychology Practice, 4(4).
*LaPorte, T. M., †Haber, M. G., & Malloy, J. M. (2014). Wraparound team composition, youth self-
determination, and youth satisfaction in transition services. The Journal of Behavioral Health Services &
Research, doi:10.1007/s11414-014-9434-7
*Lyerly, J, & †Reeve, C. L. (in press). Evaluating the unique effects of cognitive ability and parental
socioeconomic status on adult dietary behaviors and receipt of preventive health services. Intelligence.
*Peach, H., †Gaultney, J., & †Reeve, C. L. (2014). Sleep characteristics, body mass index, and risk for
hypertension in young adolescents. Journal of Youth and Adolescence, 1-14.
*Peach, H., *Lyerly, J, & †Reeve, C. L. (2014). Replication of the Jensen Effect on dysgenic fertility: An
analysis using a large sample of American youth. Personality and Individual Differences, 71, 56-59.
†Reeve, C.L., Bonaccio, S., & *Winford, E. (2014). Cognitive ability, exam-related emotions and exam
performance: A field study in a college setting. Contemporary Educational Psychology, 39(2), 124-133.
†Reeve, C.L., & *Basalik, D. (2014). Is health literacy an example of construct proliferation? A conceptual
& empirical evaluation of its redundancy with general cognitive ability. Intelligence, 44, 93-102.
†Scheid, T.L. (2014). Comprehensive HIV/AIDS Care: Community Based Strategies. London, UK:
Routledge.
†Tedeschi, R. G, *Addington, E., †Cann, A., & †Calhoun, L. G. (2014). Post-traumatic growth:
Some needed corrections and reminders. European Journal of Personality, 28, 350-351.
†Webb, J. B., Butler-Ajibade, P., & Robinson, S. A. (2014). Considering an affect regulation framework for
examining the association between body dissatisfaction and positive body image in Black older
adolescent females: Does body mass index matter? Body Image, 11, 426-437. doi:
10.1016/j.bodyim.2014.07.002
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Presentations:
*Addington, E. L., †Calhoun, L. G., †Cann, A., †Tedeschi, R. G., Furr, S., Bensen, J. T. ... & Mohler, J. L. (2014, August). Religious participation predicts prostate cancer survivors' quality of life.
Poster presented at the 122nd American Psychological Association Annual Convention, Washington,
DC.
*Addington, E. L., Matson, C., *Blevins, C. L., †Calhoun, L. G., & †Cann, A. (2014, August). Challenging and constructing worldviews in response to trauma. Poster presented at the 122nd
American Psychological Association Annual Convention, Washington, DC.
Billingsley, J., *Tynan, J.M., Cook, J.R., & Kilmer, R.P. (2014, October). The Indirect Influence of Parent
Participation on Pre-Kindergarten Children’s Social-Emotional Functioning and Language Development
In J.M. Tynan (Chair), Relationships among socio-demographic characteristics, parent perceptions and
involvement, and student functioning in families involved in pre-kindergarten. Symposium conducted at
the Southeastern Ecological Conference, McCormick, SC.
*Bishop, J.T., *Abraczinskas, M., *Johnson, V.A., †Cook, J.R., †Kilmer, R.P., & Daniels, E.N. (2014).
Building capacity in child welfare to screen for mental health challenges: Lessons learned. Progress in
Community Health Partnerships: Research, Education, and Action,8, 187-195. DOI:
10.1353/cpr.2014.0024.
*Blevins, C.L. & *Sagui, S. Examining the Stress-Buffering Effects of Positive Affect on Levels of
Inflammation: Evidence from The National Longitudinal Study of Adolescent Health. (21014). Poster to
be presented at the 16th Annual Meeting of the Society for Personality and Social Psychology, Long
Beach, CA.
Bonaccio, S., †Reeve, C. L., & *Lyerly, J. E. (2014, June). Individual differences in academic entitlement:
Ties to achievement-related emotions, personality, and exam performance. Paper presented at The
Canadian Psychological Association's 75th
Annual Convention, Vancouver, Canada.
Daye, C. A., †Webb, J. B., & *Jafari, N. (2014). Examining self-compassion as a buffer in the link between caregiver eating messages and dimensions of objectified body consciousness in college women. Poster
presented at the Society of Behavioral Medicine’s 35th
Annual Meeting and Scientific Sessions,
Philadelphia, PA.
*De Sousa, M., †Peterman, A., & †Reeve, C.L. (2014). Theory of Planned Behavior constructs mediate the relationship between SES-related scarcity and sugar consumption. Society for Behavioral
Medicine 35th Annual Meeting and Scientific Sessions, Philadelphia, PA, USA.
Derry, H. M., Jaremka, L. M., †Bennett, J. M., Peng, J., Andridge, R. R. … Kiecolt-Glaser, J. K. (2014). Yoga
and self-reported cognitive problems in breast cancer survivors: A randomized controlled trial. Presented
at the annual meeting of the American Psychosomatic Society, San Francisco, CA. Psychosomatic Medicine, 76(3), A-3.
†Gil-Rivas, V., & †Kilmer, R. P. (2014). Caregiving and children’s adjustment following trauma: Practice
Implications. Oral presentation at the annual meeting of the International Society for Traumatic Stress
Studies, Miami, FL.
*Hardin, A. S., †Webb, J. B., †Reeve, C. L., & †Coffman, M. (April, 2014). Beyond social facilitation: Predicting palatable food intake in first-year college women. Poster presented at the 35
th
Annual Meeting
and Scientific Sessions of the Society of Behavioral Medicine, Philadelphia, PA.
†Hopcroft, R. L. (May 2014). Sex differences in the relationship between status and number of offspring in
the contemporary U.S. Paper presented at the 8th
Annual California Workshop on Evolutionary Social
Science, San Luis Obispo, CA.
†Hopcroft, R. L. (August 2014). Sex differences in the relationship between status and number of offspring
in the contemporary U.S. Paper presented at the Annual Meetings of the American Sociological
Association, San Francisco, CA.
†Hopcroft, R.L., †Reeve, C.L., & *Lyerly, J. (2014). Sex differences in the relationship between status offspring in the contemporary U.S. Paper presented at the Annual Meetings of the American
Sociological Association San Francisco, CA.
†Hopcroft, R.L., †Reeve, C.L., & *Lyerly, J. (2014). Sex differences in the relationship between status offspring in the contemporary U.S. Paper presented at the 8
th
Annual California Workshop on
Evolutionary Social Science, San Luis Obispo, CA..
Hussain, M. H., Jaremka, L. M., †Bennett, J. M., Fagundes, C. P., Malarkey, W. B., Emery, C. F., &
Kiecolt-Glaser, J. K. (2014). Syndromal depression, intrusive thoughts, and heart rate variability among
cancer survivors. Presented at the annual meeting of the American Psychosomatic Society, San
Francisco, CA. Psychosomatic Medicine, 76(3), A-99.
Jarecke, M. J. & †Bennett, J. M. (2014 March). Impaired Immune Function: Glucocorticoid Resistance may be an Underlying Mechanism for Chronic Diseases. Presented at the Central Carolinas Conference in
Psychology, The University of North Carolina at Charlotte, Charlotte, NC.
†Kilmer, R.P.,& †Gil-Rivas, V. (2014). Posttraumatic growth in children and youth: Findings today and unanswered questions. Oral presentation at the annual meeting of the International Society for
Traumatic Stress Studies, Miami, FL.
*LaPorte, T.M., Heeney, M.D., †Haber, M.G., (October, 2013). Adult Support at School, at Home and Efforts to Coordinate the Two as Predictors of High School Graduation for Youth with Emotional Disturbances. Poster presented at the Society for the Study of Emerging Adulthood 6
th
Biennial
Conference, Chicago, IL.
*LaPorte, T.M., Jackson-Diop, D., Haber, M.G., Holt, B. (March, 2014). Evaluation & Social Action with
Transition-age Youth with Emotional & Behavioral Challenges: A North Carolina Case Study and Discussion. Discussion hour presented at the Annual Children’s Mental health Research & Policy
Conference, Tampa, FL.
*LaPorte, T.M., *Knight, N., Jackson-Diop, D., †Haber, M.G., Holt, B. (March, 2014). Social Action through Photovoice with Transition-age Youth in North Carolina. Paper presented at the Annual
Children’s Mental Health Research & Policy Conference, Tampa, FL.
† denotes HPSY faculty/auxiliary faculty * denotes HPSY doctoral student
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*LaPorte, T.M., Knight, N.M., & Haber, M.G. (2014). Innovative session: Online videography as a
transformative tool in evaluation of non-traditional service organiziations. Innovative session presented at
the Society for Community Research and Action Regional Conference, McCormick, SC.
*Larson, J., *Scott, J.T., Kilmer, R.P., & Cook, J.R. (2014, October). Pre-K academic achievement & home
neighborhood characteristics: Nature exposure and residential density. In J.M. Tynan (Chair),
Relationships among socio-demographic characteristics, parent perceptions and involvement, and
student functioning in families involved in pre-kindergarten. Symposium conducted at the Southeastern
Ecological Conference, McCormick, SC.
*Lyerly, J. & †Reeve, C.L. (2014). Development of a measure of food choice values. Paper presented at the
26th
Annual Association for Psychological Science Convention, San Francisco, CA.
*Lyerly, J. & †Reeve, C.L. (2014). Effects of cognitive ability and adolescent SES on adult dietary behaviors. Paper presented at the 26
th
Annual Association for Psychological Science Convention, San
Francisco, CA.
Matson, C.M., *Scott, J.T., *Tynan, J.M., Kilmer, R.P., & Cook, J.R. (2014, October). Understanding the role
of ethnicity and home language for Hispanic and non-Hispanic preschoolers. In J.M. Tynan (Chair),
Relationships among socio-demographic characteristics, parent perceptions and involvement, and
student functioning in families involved in pre-kindergarten. Symposium conducted at the Southeastern
Ecological Conference, McCormick, SC.
*Mihalski, J., *Bishop Scott, J.T., *Strater Hogan, K., †Cook, J.R., & †Kilmer, R.P. (2014).
Examining the relationship between teachers' behaviors and students' socio-emotional competencies.
Presented at Southeastern Ecological Conference at McCormick, SC.
Mills, M. & †Bennett, J. M. (2014 April). Depression in college students: A comparison between freshmen and first year transfer students. Presented at the Undergraduate Research Symposium, The University of
North Carolina at Charlotte, Charlotte, NC.
*Orejuela, A.I., *Blevins, C. L., Kunberger-Striepe, C., †Cann, A., †Tedeschi, R. G., &
†Calhoun, L. G. (2014, August). The relationship of alexithymia to posttraumatic growth and distress. Poster presented at the annual meeting of the American Psychological Association, Washington, DC.
Patry, J. M., *Burgess, C. A., *LaPorte, T. M., & †Haber, M. G. (October, 2013). The Relationship
between Adult Support at School and Home and Efforts to Coordinate the Two as Predictors of High School Graduation for Youth with Emotional Disturbances. Poster presented at the Society for the Study
of Emerging Adulthood 6th
Biennial Conference, Chicago, IL.
*Taylor, J. J., & †Webb, J. B. (2014). Self-compassion as a buffer against internalization of media appearance ideals. Paper presented at the 2014 UNC Charlotte Undergraduate Research Conference,
Charlotte, NC. *Awarded the Atkins Library Undergraduate Research Award for the Social Sciences &
Education; Received the 2nd
Place UNC Charlotte Honors College Non-STEM Undergraduate Research
Award.*
*Tynan, J.M. (Chair). (2014, October). Relationships among socio-demographic characteristics, parent
perceptions and involvement, and student functioning in families involved in pre-kindergarten.
Symposium conducted at the Southeastern Ecological Conference, McCormick, SC.
*Tynan, J.M., †Cook, J.R., & †Kilmer, R.P. (2014, October). Understanding the role of home language
for parent participation in pre-k: An assessment of English and Spanish speaking families. In J.M.Tynan
(Chair), Relationships among socio-demographic characteristics, parent perceptions and involvement, and student functioning in families involved in pre-kindergarten. Symposium conducted at the
Southeastern Ecological Conference, McCormick, SC.
Woods, S. J., Hall, R. J., †Bennett, J. M., & Page, G.G. (2014 October). Trajectories of change and predictors of AM-PM cortisol and DHEA Patterns in women experiencing intimate partner violence. Presented at the annual meeting of the Academy on Violence and Abuse, Salt Lake City, Utah.
Community Psychology Concentration Updates:
On October 10-11, 2014, 5 community health psychology doctoral students, one MA clinical-community
student, 12 undergraduates, two community faculty, and our visiting Fullbright Research Fellow attended the
2014 Ecological-Community Psychology (ECO) Conference at the Hickory Knob State Resort Park in South
Carolina. The doctoral students served as mentors for undergraduate members of the Community Psychology
Learning Community at UNCC.
This year we have a visiting Fullbright Scholar from Ukraine, Serhii Volevakha, who is an associate professor of
psychology at the Сhernihiv National Pedagogical University. Hosted by Jim Cook, he is here to learn about
community psychology and to study citizen participation and empowerment and the development of democratic
principles. Serhii has done work examining the ecological and psychological factors affecting quality of life after
the Chernobyl nuclear power accident. Serhii, his wife, Ira, and daughter, Nastya, are living in Harrisburg.
- Jim Cook, Ph.D., Community Program Chair
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Paisley Lewis Concentration: Clinical
Advisor: Dr. Faust
Research Interests: Posttraumatic growth and cross-
cultural considerations.
About Me: I’m a South Carolina native and
Francophile with a passion for traveling off the
beaten path. I enjoy hiking, journaling, running,
reading, and experimenting with vegan desserts.
Kimberly Papay Concentration: General
Advisor: Dr. Bennett
Research Interests: Physiological effects of stress;
integrative health; mindfulness; meditation.
About Me: I moved here from the suburbs of
Philadelphia, and although I miss Wawa hoagies
and “wooder ice,” I’m loving life in Charlotte. I
enjoy hiking, wine festivals, ballroom dancing, and
hosting get-togethers for family and friends. I’m a
die-hard Penn State football fan and can probably
be found sporting my blue and white jersey around
campus during football season. I’m so excited to be
pursuing graduate work at UNCC, and I look
forward to experiencing all North Carolina has to
offer!
Olivia Riffle Concentration: Clinical
Advisor: Dr. Tedeschi
Research Interests: Posttraumatic growth as it relates
to personal narrative, prosocial behavior, sense of
calling/purpose, and stress reactivity and
management.
About Me: I'm originally from the Cleveland, OH
area, but my favorite place to be is in the Blue Ridge
mountains. I enjoy running, hiking, yoga, singing,
traveling, and trying new restaurants. I am happy to
be putting down roots in Charlotte with my
wonderful boyfriend and look forward to the road
ahead!
New Health Psychology Doctoral Students
Kirk Szczepkowski Concentration: Clinical
Advisor: Dr. Demakis
Research Interests: Neuropsychology.
and assessment, particularly with older adults
About Me: I'm originally from Michigan and a huge
Detroit sports fan. Growing up in metro Detroit
made me a little bit of a gearhead, primarily with
Mustangs. I also love to get outside whether I'm on
my bike or on the lake.
Jessica Taylor Concentration: Clinical
Advisors: Drs. Webb and Canevello
Research Interests: Self-Compassion, Emotion
Regulation, Effectiveness-Based Research,
Disordered Eating-Related Processes and Social
Mentality Theory.
About Me: When I’m not studying I’m playing
chase with my son or cuddling on the couch with
my husband. The few moments when I can actually
do something for myself I love learning new fun
stuff like rock climbing or whitewater rafting. I also
love to read Fantasy and Science Fiction novels aka.
Harry Potter and Star Trek.
Alyssa Vela Concentration: Clinical
Advisor: Dr. Cachelin
Research Interests: Eating behaviors,
Latinas, Culture and acculturation, Diabetes,
Mindfulness.
About Me: I moved to Charlotte two years ago from
my beloved home state of Michigan to complete a
master's degree here at UNC Charlotte. I am very
happy to still be around, especially now that my
fiancé and dog Paisley live here! I enjoy practicing
yoga, walking around the neighborhood, visiting all
of the farmer's markets around town, and cooking
and eating all types of food.
Announcements and Upcoming Events:
Dissertation Defense Announcement Template: In an effort to standardize the way in which dissertation
defenses are announced to the campus, the Graduate School introduces a new one-stop-template for
announcements: http://graduateschool.uncc.edu/dissertation-defense-announcements . Now information
can be entered one time, which will automatically post to the web and be shared with Academic Affairs.
No need to send multiple emails in order to get announcements published.
The Health Academy is actively seeking faculty and graduate students to serve on their Executive
Board...We really need folks from CLAS to keep the Health Academy truly interdisciplinary in focus!
Important Reminders:
If you are interested in having your poster displayed in the Health Psychology Research hallway or if you
would like to update any information on the Health Psychology webpage, please email Christine Smith
Thank you for your interest in our Health Psychology Program newsletter. If you have any information you
would like to include in future newsletters, or if you would like to be added to our
e-mail list, please contact Christine Smith at [email protected]
Announcements and Reminders
