Sorting out shape and color in infancy
New research sheds light on how we begin to make sense of the world’s confused jumble of colors and shapes.
Land an early-career research grant
Taking advantage of small grant opportunities can help you work your way up to larger grants, say early-career experts.
A deaf president’s legacy
I. King Jordan, a psychologist and Gallaudet’s first deaf president, fights one of his toughest battles as he steps down.
Innovative human services
Minnesota psychologist Rebecca Thomley grew her mother’s basement business into a large human services company serving people with disabilities.
Breaking town/gown barriers
In a top educational post, a psychologist has pushed to make the nation’s universities
more accessible to and integrated with the communities they serve.
