Students receive support to attend the 2025 Southeastern Psychological Association Conference in April

March 20, 2025

The following students received Office for URaCE Conference Registration Support awards to present research posters at the 2025 Southeastern Psychological Association Conference on April 9, 2025, in Atlanta, GA.

Megan Tsai, Psychology, will present the project Food Insecurity as a Moderator Between Mindfulness and Binge Eating. Congratulations to Megan and their faculty mentor Dr. Ruth Walker.

Sandra Pullam, Psychology, will present the project Interoceptive Contributions to Spatial Orientation. Congratulations to Sandra and their faculty mentor Dr. Max Teaford.

Emma Gilland, Psychology, will present the project Pretty Problematic: Shifting Portrayals of Grooming in Pretty Little Liars. Congratulations to Emma and their faculty mentor Dr. Ruth Walker.

Katherine Johnson, Psychology, will present the project Pretty Problematic: Shifting Portrayals of Grooming in Pretty Little Liars. Congratulations to Katherine and their faculty mentor Dr. Ruth Walker.

Isabella Hooper, Psychology, will present the project The Power of Gender Roles: Aging Perceptions, Health, and Well-being. Congratulations to Isabella and their faculty mentor Dr. Ruth Walker.

Cassie Wilkins, Psychology, will present the project Understanding the Impact of UTA-Student Rapport on Student Course Outcomes. Congratulations to Cassie and their faculty mentor Dr. Ruth Walker.