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Psychology

Joseph Trunzo
New book by Psychology Professor Joseph Trunzo addresses emotional impact of COVID-19
Use of Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) helps readers transform pain
Health Sciences Degree announcement
New Health Sciences degree program positions students to contribute in growing health care sector
Interdisciplinary program unites courses in sciences, communication, psychology
CHBS Seminar series
Strong start for Center for Health and Behavioral Sciences with seminars, research, mentorship
The Center recently announced the appointment of 15 new Faculty Fellows
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College of Arts and Sciences faculty dedicated to scholarship, service, and student success
Bryant’s Faculty in the College of Arts and Sciences are accomplished scholars whose research is published in top journals and publications
Kristin Scaplen
Kristin Scaplen, Ph.D., secures $300K grant to continue “revolutionary” brain circuit research
Undergraduates will join her in the lab as they seek insight into behavior
Headshot of Professor Weinberger against yellow background and faces of 2 kids
Psychology professor's latest study focuses on children, cancer and acceptance
Volunteering with Hole in the Wall Gang launched Weinberger's newest research

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