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Trunzo at TEDx
Academic Excellence
Acceptance, exercise, connection (virtual): Psychologist Joe Trunzo on how to cope in challenging times
Innovation
Navigating the real world with design thinking
Professor McDonnell and student Emily Cluck on campus
Academic Excellence
For Emily Cluck '20, Sport Studies ignited passion for issues of representation
Kirsten Hokeness_Faculty Panel on epidemic outbreaks
Academic Excellence
Arts and Sciences faculty panel demonstrates interconnection of disciplines
Isabel Purdum presents to Amica for Psychology/Management 440
Academic Excellence
Partnering with major corporations for a design thinking approach teaching design thinking
Bryant Globe for Faculty Innovation Grants Story
Academic Excellence
Investing in teaching and learning effectiveness through Faculty Innovation Grants
2019 Summer Internship Fellowship students
Academic Excellence
Summer Internship Fellowships help make dream internships possible
Joe Trunzo
Innovation
Lyme Disease Awareness Month: Professor Joseph Trunzo offers strategies for living with Lyme Disease
Headshots of Ryan Brown and Nanci Weinberger
Academic Excellence
Ryan Brown '17: From Bryant to scientific breakthrough thanks to Psychology faculty mentors
2019 Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowship (SURF) program
Academic Excellence
Students work side-by-side with faculty in summer research program
Bryant Applied Psychology Professor and Author Joseph Trunzo, Ph.D.
Academic Excellence
New book by Psychology Professor Joe Trunzo offers help to people with Lyme Disease
Applied Psychology Professor Allison Butler, Ph.D.
Innovation
Bryant design thinking experts publish research findings in top innovation journal
Allison Butler, Associate Professor of Applied Psychology, working with faculty members
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Fidelity Investments engages new design thinking class for Millennial investing strategy
Dana Blasi
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Paid undergraduate research positions hone skills, define careers
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Transforming IDEA into Innovation Nation for middle-schoolers
Applied Psychology Professor Allison Butler, Ph.D.
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Fidelity Investments Engages New Design Thinking Class for Millennial Investing Strategy

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