She enjoyed hosting Southwestern’s annual Brown Symposium (“Sex Talk: A Symposium With Benefits”) in 2013.Īs a teacher, I want to inspire others the way that I have been inspired. Duncan Chair, one of six endowed positions funded by the Brown Foundation of Houston. In 2009, she was named holder of the John H. She has been a member of the Southwestern faculty since 1994, and still considers Southwestern her dream job. in social psychology from the University of California, Los Angeles. in psychology from The University of Texas and an M.A. Helena Lorenz and Justin White, both class of 2018: “ Creative Casanovas: Mating strategy predicts using - but not preferring - unusual flirting tactics.”ĭr.
Students presenting with Assistant Professor of Psychology Carin Perilloux included: Rachel Allen, Matthew Gonzales, both class of 2018, Kaylyn Evans ’16, and Purna Bajekal ’16 : “Attachment Insecurity and Cognitive Distortions Among Offenders in Substance Treatment.”.Students presenting with Associate Professor of Psychology Bryan Neighbors included: Sarah Butterworth, Rachel Allen, and Allison Cook, all class of 2018: “ Blogging a way out: A study of depression and Tumblr usage.”.Kate Davis, Dean Neubek, class of 2019, and Emily Olson, class of 2020: “ Fake smiles, faker accounts: The relationship between life satisfaction and Finstagram use.”.Allison Cook, Rachel Allen, Winston Cook, all class of 2018, and Daniella Orces, class of 2019: “ Emoji manners: Perceptions of students’ and teachers’ emoji use in emails.”.Sarah Butterworth, Justin White, Kyle Fraser, all class of 2018, and Lizette Cantu, class of 2019: “Is he flirting with me? How sender gender influences emoji interpretation.”.Kirk Zanetti, Taylor Torres, both class of 2020, and Athena Pinero, class of 2019: “Now that’s aggressive: Examining the relationship between political orientation and political flaming.”.Students presenting with Professor of Psychology Traci Giuliano included: Several Psychology faculty members and students presented papers at the annual meeting of the Southwestern Psychological Association in Houston April 7–8.
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