CANDIDATES FOR GRADUATE DEGREES, MAY 10, 2008
MASTER OF SCIENCE DEGREES
- Amy M. DuVernet, Industrial/Organizational Psychology
- Kevin E. Hicks, Ergonomics and Experimental Psychology
- Megan K. Schamberger, School Psychology
- Michelle P. Tayrose, School Psychology
- Kimberly A. Turner, Developmental Psychology
- Jane A. Vignovic, Industrial/Organizational Psychology
- Aaron M. Watson, Industrial/Organizational Psychology
- Thomas J. Whelan, Industrial/Organizational Psychology
DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY DEGREES
- Michael R. Chipley, Ergonomics and Experimental Psychology
Dissertation: Does the Conceptual Similarity of Sounds Affect the Usefulness of Cues to Perceived Relative Distance? (Under the direction of Donald H. Mershon.) - Rachelle N. Ornan, Ergonomics and Experimental Psychology
Dissertation: The Influence of Reference-Mark Density and Saliency on Time-To-Passage. (Under the direction of Donald H. Mershon.) - Melinda D. Rupard, School Psychology
Dissertation: Development and Validation of a Measure of Social Support for School Consultation. (Under the direction of William P. Erchul.) - Diane M. Ryan, Psychology in the Public Interest
Dissertation: In Their Place: Measuring Gender Attitudes and Egalitarianism among U.S. Army Personnel. (Under the direction of Mary B. Wyer.) - Seungah Ryu, Psychology in the Public Interest
Dissertation: Assessing the Effects of Experience on attitudes about Employability of people with Mental Illness: A Comparative Study of the U.S. and South Korea. (Under the direction of Frank J. Smith.)
