Casey Lloyd, and Ethan Dahl, Psychology, presented a poster entitled Music’s Effect on Helping Behavior in Second Life at the Minnesota Undergraduate Psychology Conference at Carleton College April 16. They also presented another poster with the title Music’s Effect on Helping Behavior in Second Life: An exploration of Inter-reality at the Psychology Undergraduate Research Conference at UCL on May 7. […]
The following students were new inductees for 2010-2011 into Psi Chi the Honor Society in Psychology: Justine Breedon, Katie Engberg, Jordan Fisher, Himani Khatri, Jennifer Livingood, Megan Monson, Megan Nere, Nathan Nowak, Dylan O’Brien, Daniel Olson, Lyndsey Roy, and Hannah Seehafer.
Jessica Remhoff, a graduate student in School Psychology, received the Jared P. Stene Student Leadership scholarship honoring her involvement and leadership at MSUM. The $1,000 scholarship encourages student involvement. Jessica is the first MSUM student to receive this award which is given out by the Minnesota State University Student Association in honor of a Winona State University student leader who […]
Research conducted in virtual reality on MSUM’s Second Life virtual campus has resulted in a number of student research presentations. Kelsey Johnson, Psychology, will present the results of her study, Virtual Sexual Aggression: The Real Life Correlates of BDSM and Rape Simulations in Second Life, as a poster at both the MSUM Academic Conference and at the 83rd Annual Meeting […]
Lisa H. Stewart, School Psychology, presented at the MN Council for Exceptional Children (CEC) conference in Duluth March 3 & 4. Her presentation was on current research related to determining academic progress using Curriculum-Based Measurement.