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Congrats to all our 2025 Psychology Grads! You did it! 🦆🎓🎉 taken in University of Oregon by @uopsych

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Congratulations on work well done to all of our presenters at last week’s Undergraduate Research Symposium! Students shared research on topics from the benefits of implementing civic education in K-5 grades, musical therapy for mental health, mapping race and stereotype, the impact of COVID-19 on adolescents, and more. taken in University of Oregon by @uopsych

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Dr. Deepu Murthy, principal investigator of the Adaptive Memory Lab, held a workshop this past weekend that brought together researchers from the areas of cognitive neuroscience and clinical psychology, to discuss the role of episodic memory in psychological disorders. Click the link in bio to learn more. taken in University of Oregon by @uopsych

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Mark your calendars! Psychology department commencement ceremonies will be held at Autzen Stadium on Monday, June 16, 2025 at 4:00pm. Swipe to read important information about Autzen’s clear bag policy and link to all the details. (Link in bio) taken in University of Oregon by @uopsych

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This Thursday, May 15, join us for the University of Oregon’s 10th Annual Ducks Give. Ducks Give is a 24-hour day of giving when alumni, staff, faculty, and the UO community come together to contribute gifts — big or small — in support of our undergraduate and graduate students.  
This fundraising effort is a way for you to make a direct contribution to your Psychology department! Your donations will support our faculty members and students, as well as our everyday programming. 
Visit the Ducks Give website (link in bio) to make a gift. And don’t forget to specify that your gift be earmarked for the Psychology department!
Thank you in advance for your support, and remember to save the date for Ducks Give, this Thursday, May 15. by @uopsych

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This Thursday, May 15, join us for the University of Oregon’s 10th Annual Ducks Give. Ducks Give is a 24-hour day of giving when alumni, staff, faculty, and the UO community come together to contribute gifts — big or small — in support of our undergraduate and graduate students.  
This fundraising effort is a way for you to make a direct contribution to your Psychology department! Your donations will support our faculty members and students, as well as our everyday programming. 
Visit the Ducks Give website (link in bio) to make a gift. And don’t forget to specify that your gift be earmarked for the Psychology department!
Thank you in advance for your support, and remember to save the date for Ducks Give, this Thursday, May 15 taken in University Of Oregon by @uopsych

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Many thanks to Dr. Emily Ozer from UC Berkeley for a fascinating and inspiring lecture last Friday! Dr. Ozer shared her research using YPAR to engage youth in organizing to make improvements in the workshops and communities. #uocas #universityoforegon #uopsych taken in University Of Oregon by @uopsych

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Please join us for our annual Leona Tyler lecture with Dr. Emily Ozer from UC Berkeley School of Public Health. Dr. Ozer’s research focuses on the role of school climate in adolescent development and mental health. The lecture will be held Friday, May 9th in Jaqua Center room 101 at 2:30pm. You can also watch remotely with the link in bio. taken in University of Oregon by @uopsych

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Thanks to Dr. Robert Cabeza from Duke University for speaking at our 36th annual Fred Attneave Memorial Lecture! Dr. Cabeza shared his research on the different ways memory and brain activity are connected and how this relationship changes as we age. taken in University of Oregon by @uopsych

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Congratulations to Dr. Sara Weston, who has been honored with the CAS Tykeson Teaching Award! This award recognizes faculty for excellence in teaching and pedagogical innovation.

“I try to voice my approach to teaching for students, pulling back the curtain on how I’ve chosen to approach the structure,” said Dr. Weston. “I think that helps students see that I want to work with them, like a team, rather than create a test they have to pass to move on.” taken in University of Oregon by @uopsych

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Join us for a colloquium on 4/11 at 2:30 in Straub 245 with Dr. Leslie Roos.

Engaging Parent-Partners in Mental Health Innovations: Lessons from the BEAM Program
Collaborating with parent-partners is essential for designing effective, accessible mental health programs. BEAM (thebeamprogram.com) is a dual-generation eHealth intervention that was co-developed with a diverse advisory board to address the mental health needs of parents and children during COVID-19. It is now being implemented to support families of children born during the pandemic. BEAM integrates the best of both worlds: the accessibility and scalability of digital tools with meaningful social support provided by peer coaching, a community forum, and systems navigation.
This talk will highlight our co-development process, emphasizing the value of lived experience in shaping meaningful, community-informed interventions. I will also discuss our approach to building long-term partnerships with community agencies, digital health developers, and advisory boards. Attendees will gain insights into fostering authentic collaborations, balancing digital innovation with social connection, and ensuring that parent-driven insights translate into real-world impact. Considerations for implementation in diverse contexts, including adaptations for families of children with neurodevelopmental disabilities, Indigenous families in Canada, and newcomer/immigrant groups, will also be explored. By prioritizing parent voices, BEAM offers a replicable model for designing inclusive, responsive mental health programs that bridge accessibility gaps and enhance family well-being. by @uopsych

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