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CU Psychology and Neuroscience graduate students Ashley Smith Watts (Clinical, mentored by Soo Rhee) and Rachel Thayer (Clinical, mentored by Kent Hutchison) both received some popular press, with articles about their research appearing in the latest issue of Colorado Arts & Sciences Magazine.

CU Psychology and Neuroscience professors Sona Dimidjian (Clinical) and Bob Spencer (Behavioral Neurosience) were chosen to receive College Scholar Awards.

CU Psychology and Neuroscience professor June Gruber (Clinical) was in the popular media again, this time being interviewed Shane Mauss, creator of the "Here We Are" series of podcasts.

CU Psychology and Neuroscience professor Josh Correll (Social) was in the popular media, getting interviewed be Denver CBS affiiliate Channel 4 regarding recent events in the news with racial overtones.

CU Psychology and Neuroscience professor June Gruber (Clinical) received some popular press for her recent publication suggesting that happy people are poorer at judging a negative emotional state in another person despite the fact that they self-report as being better able to do so.

CU Psychology and Neuroscience professor Tor Wager (Cognitive) was in the popular press for a recent publication regarding the placebo effect and Parkinson's disease.

CU Psychology and Neuroscience professor Sona Dimidjian (Clinical) received some popular press for her recent publication regarding the effectiveness of mindfulness techniques in preventing a relapse of post-partum depression in women with histories of depression.

Recent CU Psychology and Neuroscience PhD Hannah Snyder, now doing a postdoc at the University of Denver, along with her former mentor CU Psychology and Neuroscience professor Yuko Munakata (Cognitive), were in the news in an article in the Colorado Arts & Sciences Magazine as a result of some research published in the journal Cognition and Emotion.

CU Psychology and Neuroscience professor Leaf Van Boven and colleague David Sherman published an op-ed in the LA Times regarding the differences and more importantly the similarities between Republicans and Democrats.

CU Psychology and Neuroscience graduate student James Foster (Cognitive, mentored by Matt Jones) received a Best Should Teach Silver Award from CU鈥檚 Graduate Teacher Program, given to 鈥済raduate students who demonstrate outstanding teaching, educational leadership, and service.鈥�