Dr. Diana Betz receives a grant award from the Mary Whiton Calkins Grant

Division 1 of the American Psychological Association, the Society for General Psychology, awards the Mary Whiton Calkins Grant to researchers who work primarily with undergraduate students and whose scholarship connects distinct psychological subfields. The award will fund a project to test whether reading scientific research about sexual assault will make some American men feel more threatened than other types of research, and thus more skeptical of the findings. Specifically, we ask whether men with stronger ambivalently sexist attitudes react to sexual assault research with fears of career setbacks, reputation costs, and changing norms, leading in turn to scientific skepticism.

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Loyola School of Education receives grant for school-based mental health services

Dr. Maren Blohm receives grant from Maryland Native Plant Society

Loyola faculty receives grant to increase the number of STEM educators working in high needs schools

Loyola faculty associates receive grant to fund training supporting people with disabilities

Loyola faculty member, Qi Shi, receives grant to support STEM education research

Loyola faculty receive grant to help develop courses for special education leaders

Loyola receives grant to enhance vocational discernment in Messina

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