@BGSUPsych student KayleeAnn Ries was named a Newman Civic Fellow for her commitment to creating positive change. “Alongside others, I hope to continue to make steps to create a world in which people are able to overcome disadvantages to achieve & thrive.” bit.ly/45JchiD

What happens when a nocturnal migrating songbird gets lost over Lake Erie? Research by @BGSUPsych professor Verner Bingman and @BGSU_Biology grad student Murphy Harrington indicates that it might rely on archipelagos as a navigation aid or resting place. bit.ly/3KUFH3m

With sports betting becoming legalized in many states, @BGSUPsych associate professor Josh Grubbs’ research into problem gambling on sports is timely. His research examines the prevalence of sports wagering, the influence of technology & betting behaviors. bit.ly/3ihO3Yf

The research of @BGSUPsych professor emeritus Dr. Ken Pargament addresses the intersection of spirituality and mental health in clinical training spanning psychology, counseling, marital and family therapy and social work. #bgsu #psychology #research bit.ly/3hxmslC

Today we welcome Dr. Ellen Schendel as the new dean of @ArtSciBGSU! Dr. Schendel previously served as associate VP for academic affairs at Grand Valley State University in Michigan. Welcome to #BGSU!

Congratulations to @BGSUPsych! The @BGSU industrial and organizational psychology program continues to rank as one of the nation’s best. It was ranked No. 3 in this year’s U.S. News & World Report Best Grad Schools rankings. #bgsu #psychology #IOpsych bit.ly/3xOFVDS

@BGSUPsych professor Scott Highhouse’s research on the use of brainteasers in the hiring process was recently cited in Australian Financial Review. The study showed that people who use brainteaser interview questions are more narcissistic & sadistic, and less socially competent.