Two undergraduate students in ADAPT led a panel on “Life After Graduation” and shared their experiences and tips about grad school and job applications. They talked about the utility of the SMU career center and pre-health advising office for suggestions and networking resources, and the importance of planning ahead. Both of them shared their perspectives on how research and psychology courses have helped to prepare them for a promising life after graduation.
Distinction student, Kathryn Curtis, was selected as the recipient of the Douglas D. and Ferne Center Family Scholarship. The honor of being […]
A new study from ADAPT examined published and unpublished research on racial, LGBTQ, health status/disability, and gender microaggressions. Results showed that racial, […]
Our latest study published in the American Journal of Orthopsychiatry is now available online. In this study, “Rethinking the acculturation gap-distress theory […]
Dr. Lui was nominated and recognized as a Rising Star designated by the Association for Psychological Science, a premier society for psychological […]
