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<strong>2019</strong> ALUMNI NEWS<br />
Message<br />
from the Chairman<br />
Once again, I write to you with<br />
gratitude for the support you<br />
have provided the Department of<br />
Psychology in fulfilling its mission to<br />
conduct teaching, research and<br />
service activities at the highest<br />
level for our students and the community. This past year,<br />
like most, was another successful year in terms of grants,<br />
publications, and awards for our faculty and students, but<br />
it was also a challenging year of loss and transition.<br />
This past year the Department lost two of the most<br />
important colleagues in the history of our department,<br />
Herb Quay and Chuck Carver.<br />
Herb unquestionably was one of the most influential<br />
voices in the study of developmental psychopathology.<br />
His contributions created the field and represent the<br />
foundation on which much of contemporary child<br />
psychology research is based. We were fortunate to have<br />
him on our faculty from 1974-92 and as Chairman from<br />
1984 until his retirement.<br />
Chuck was not only an internationally distinguished scholar<br />
and one of the most cited psychology faculty members in<br />
the world, but he was also a valued mentor to students<br />
and young faculty. For 45 years Chuck was a guiding<br />
force in the department. Both will be sorely missed.<br />
As a department, we continue to be very proud of our<br />
impressive accomplishments. I hope you enjoy hearing<br />
about the department in the stories that follow. Once<br />
again, let me thank you for your generous support of the<br />
department and its programs over the years, and I look<br />
forward to working with you in the future.<br />
Remembering....<br />
The Department is mourning the loss of two of its own.<br />
Dr. Herbert C. Quay<br />
AUGUST 27, 1927 - MARCH 2, <strong>2019</strong><br />
Dr. Charles S. Carver<br />
AUGUST 19, 1947 - JUNE 22, <strong>2019</strong><br />
Once a Cane,<br />
Always a Cane<br />
SUPPORT YOUR DEPARTMENT AND<br />
TOGETHER WE WILL KEEP THE<br />
Momentum Going!<br />
Contribute today by visiting<br />
www.psy.miami.edu/givetopsychology<br />
Phil McCabe, Ph.D.<br />
Professor and Chairman<br />
For information about making a gift or a multi-year pledge to the<br />
Department of Psychology, please contact Dr. Michael Alessandri,<br />
malessandri@miami.edu (305) 284-6558<br />
COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES ~ PSYCHOLOGY DEPARTMENT ~ WWW.PSY.MIAMI.EDU
PSYCHOLOGY<br />
NEWS<br />
Stories you may have missed this past year.<br />
STAY CONNECTED<br />
UNIVERSITY FORMS NEW<br />
CENTER TO BATTLE MIAMI’S<br />
HIV EPIDEMIC<br />
Dr. Steven Safren<br />
MICROAGGRESSIONS, HIV,<br />
AND BLACK WOMEN IN<br />
MIAMI<br />
Dr. Sannisha Dale<br />
LEARN MORE<br />
LEARN MORE<br />
CLOSING THE KINDERGARTEN<br />
READINESS GAP<br />
Dr. Rebecca Bulotsky Shearer<br />
SPARKING NEW<br />
AUTISM DISCOVERIES<br />
Dr. Melissa Hale<br />
LEARN MORE<br />
LEARN MORE<br />
UNDERSTANDING PAIN<br />
THROUGH SCIENCE AND<br />
SIMULATION<br />
Dr. Elizabeth Reynolds Losin<br />
LEARN MORE<br />
COUPLES THERAPY,<br />
DIGITIZED<br />
Dr. Brian D. Doss<br />
LEARN MORE<br />
USING TECHNOLOGY<br />
TO DETECT AUTISM<br />
SOONER<br />
Drs. Daniel Messinger & Lynn Perry<br />
LEARN MORE<br />
A PRIME COLLABORATION<br />
Psychology Research Initiative<br />
Mentorship Experience Program<br />
LEARN MORE<br />
Spotlight on<br />
Amishi P. Jha, Ph.D.<br />
A NEW UM STUDY FINDS THAT MINDFULNESS<br />
TRAINING CAN IMPROVE COGNITIVE<br />
PERFORMANCE IN U.S. SPECIAL OPERATIONS<br />
FORCES.<br />
LEARN MORE<br />
RECENT COVERAGE<br />
o The New York Times<br />
o Interview with CNN’s Anderson Cooper<br />
o MBAT Briefing at The Pentagon<br />
o National Public Radio<br />
LEARN MORE<br />
PUBLISHED BY UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI - COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES - DEPARTMENT OF PSYCHOLOGY<br />
Michael Alessandri, Ph.D., Editor & Vivian M. Perez, Layout and Design