BC Psych & Neuro

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The official Bluesky account of the BC department of Psychology & Neuroscience

We're excited to announce the Marginalia Science x Boston College 2026 One-Day Conference will occur October 30th at Boston College! The deadline for application submissions has been extended to Tuesday, Sept 15th!

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🚨ATTN: Prospective Psych & Neuro doctoral students 🚨 Sign-up for the @BostonCollege Pre-Doctoral Mentorship Program (PDMP) for one-on-one mentorship to psychology & neuroscience doctoral programs. Sign-up ASAP, deadline 11/15. See the link in the flyer.

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Congratulations to graduating neuroscience seniors Tracy Aggrey-Ansong and Haley Echols for winning two Ever To Excel awards! In a ceremony on Monday, April 28, Aggrey-Ansong was given the St Ignatius Award for Faith in Action and Echols was given the Welles Remy Crowther award

Congratulations to the Psych & Neuro Dean's and Sophomore Scholars of 2025! Last night they were honored at a formal dinner event that was attended by faculty & staff representatives of the department.

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Marcus Trenfield selected as 1 of 3 finalists out of 31 grad students nominated across BC for the Ann Forest Morgan, EdD Graduate Student Award, which lauds graduate student leaders who demonstrate commitment to the grad student community & student experience via leadership, innovation & service.

Congrats to our 2025 Dean & Sophomore Scholars! Neuro Soph: Madison Grady, Peyton Zarate Jr: Yudam Chang, Tyler de Grandpre, Madeleine Pinney Psych Soph: Kelly Choi, Faith Hochgesang, Lizzy Lamprey, Sarah McNickle, Dave Nelson, Angel Wang Jr: Miracle Hodge, Pearl Miller, Veronica Wells

A 2024 paper by Gene Heyman, Ehri Ryu, and Hiram Brownell has been featured in the Boston College Chronicle, the BC News website, and EurekAlert. Heyman was interviewed for the article, explaining the goal of the research and its findings. Read article: tinyurl.com/325yp64y

Opioid deaths linked to lack of upward economic mobility, BC researchers find

The unprecedented increase in drug overdose deaths in the United States, long believed to be driven by access to legal and illegal opioids, is most closely tied to an equally dramatic decline in upwar...

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