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Our very own Joe Franklin is the winner of the
APA Early Graduate Student Researcher Award! Only three are given out in the entire field of psychology, and only one in his area of research. Congratulations!
Our very own clinical psychology core faculty member, Dr. Karen Gil, has been selected as the Dean of the UNC College of Arts and Sciences. Congratulations on this wonderful and deserving honor!
Each year, the Clinical Program recognizes graduate student excellence and superior accomplishment with the Wallach Award. This year's winner is Abigail Judge. Congratulations!
The Gallinsky award recognizes outstanding clinical supervision, and is awarded by students in appreciation for an exceptional contribution to training. The Gallinsky Award recipient this year is Jennifer Kirby, recognized for her outstanding supervision.
Two members of the clinical psychology faculty were selected for University-wide teaching awards. David Penn was the recipient of a Distinguished Teaching Awards for Post-Baccalaureate Instruction and Mitch Prinstein was the recipient of a Tanner Award for Excellence in Undergraduate Teaching. Congratulations to the clinical program on its strong representation among this year's university teaching honors. It's our very own Dr. Jon on this link, as well as two radio spots!
Congratulations to Karen on this prestigious appointment!Congratulations to Don Baucom who was recently named the Richard Lee Simpson Distinguished Professor of Psychology!Congratulations to Andrew on his selection as the Psi Chi Teaching Asssitant of the Year Award! Erica has been awarded the Mary G. Clarke Award for 2008 from the North Carolina State Psychological Association. This is an award for "Outstanding Contributions to Psychology in North Carolina". At the same meeting, Don Baucom was awarded the Distinguished Service Award for Outstanding Contributions to Science and Teaching! These awards are presented annually by the North Carolina Psychological Association and reflect career contributions to practice, education or research in psychology.
For over 10 years, UNC has been ranked by US News and World Report
as one of the top 10 doctoral programs in clinical psychology nationally.
In 2008, UNC Clinical Psychology was ranked #6 nationally.
Each year, the Clinical Program recognizes graduate student excellence and superior accomplishment with the Wallach Award. This year, two awardees were selected. Congratulations to David and Alecia for this exceptional achievement!
The Gallinsky award recognizes outstanding clinical supervision, and is awarded by students in appreciation for an exceptional contribution to training. The third annual Gallinsky Award recipient was Erica Wise, recognized for her outstanding supervision.A very young Don Baucom has already won a Lifetime Achievement Award from UNC for his excellence as a Mentor. Congratulations to Don! Congratulations to Eric on this excellent achievement. This Research and Treatment center offers an outstanding opportunity to advance work on Bipolar Disorder among adults and youth.
The innovative and exciting work of David Penn and his student David Roberts (now on Internship at Yale) has received national attention. See articles on ABC News and in The New Yorker.
Once again, a clinical psychologist has been named to a position of leadership! This time, it's Jon Abramowitz who has been named the Associate Chair of Psychology. Congrats to Jon!
. Karen has been an outstanding Chair of the Department of Psychology, and we congratulate her on this most impressive appointment!
Each year, the Clinical Program recognizes graduate student excellence and superior accomplishment with the Wallach Award. Shannon Couture was the 2007 recipient for her outstanding accomplishments. The Gallinsky award recognizes outstanding clinical supervision, and is awarded by students in appreciation for an exceptional contribution to training. The second annual Gallinsky award recipient was Michael Larter.
We are extremely
proud of Abigail on her selection for this national honor
reflecting her outstanding work in clinical child psychology. Congratulations
Abigail! Abigail also was selected by Psi Chi as the recipient of the Outstanding TA Award for the Department of Psychology for her work as an instructor. Congratulations!
for herdissertation
research on emotional overinvolvement and family-based treatment
of bipolar disorders.Congratulations
on this outstanding achivement!!
Dave is a recipient of this impressive
award recognizing the impact that his research has had on the citizens
of North Carolina. Congratulations to David!!!
Congratulations to our own Gaby Stein for winning this highly competitive
national APA award for her service in delivering psychological
interventions to spanish-speaking populations!
Each year, the Wallach award is offered to someone who has demonstrated superior
competence, including
excellence in research, clinical, teaching, or service endeavors. Congratulations to Cory and Amy on receiving this high honor!Dean Gray-Little, a Professor in the clinical psychology
program, was selected to serve as the Provost and Executive Vice
Chancellor at UNC Chapel Hill. Congratulations to Dr. Gray-Little
on this extraordinary achievement. UNC is lucky to be served by
such strong leadership!
This year’s UNC-Chapel Hill nominee for the UNC Board of Governors’
Award for Excellence in Teaching is Joseph Lowman of Chapel Hill,
professor of clinical psychology. Established by the Board of Governors
in April 1994 to underscore the importance of teaching and to reward
good teaching across the UNC system, the awards are given annually
to a tenured faculty member from each UNC campus. Congratulations
also to David Roberts (clinical graduate student) for receiving
a Tanner Teaching Assistants' Award for Excellence in Undergraduate
Teaching.
During his four decades of service to UNC, Professor Galinsky
had served as the Director of Clinical Training and the Chair of
the Department of Psychology. Although retired, he remained an active
contributor to the clinical program as a clinical supervisor for
the Davie Hall Psychological Services Clinic. UNC and the Department
of Psychology mourn this tragic loss. A Memorial service is planned for Sunday, February 26, 2006 at 2pm at the UNC Tate, Turner, Kuralt School of Social Work located at 301 Pittsboro
Street in Chapel Hill.
For over 10 years, UNC has been ranked by US News and World Report
as one of the top 10 doctoral programs in clinical psychology nationally.
In 2004, UNC Clinical Psychology was ranked #8 nationally.
It has been another fruitful year for clinical psychology graduate
students, with four successfully receiving NRSA awards from the
National Institutes of Health. Congratulations to Matt Hersh, Steffany
Fredman, Gaby Stein, and Ed Morrill.
Congratulations to Matt Mosconi on the receipt of a predoctoral
training fellowship from the National Alliance for Autism Research
and to Naomi Wiesenthal on her receipt of the CCEP Predoctoral fellowship
in Cancer Prevention and Control from the National Cancer Institute.
The Wallach award recipient is selected on the basis of superior
competence in all areas of graduate student performance, including
excellence in research, clinical, teaching, and service endeavors.
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Congratulations to both on this distinguished achievement!
For the second year in a row, clinical psychology instructors have
won both Psi Chi teaching awards! Congratulations to Professor Joe
Lowman (Teaching award) and graduate student Abigail Judge (TA award)
on their recognition from Psi Chi.
Congratulations to Professor Penn on this outstanding achievement.
Congratulations to Karen Gil, professor in clinical psychology,
on her appointment as Chair of the Department of Psychology.
Congratulations to Dr. Gray-Little, a member of the clinical psychology
program, on her selection as Dean of the UNC College of Arts and
Sciences.
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