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Lecture focuses on gay immigrant citizenship
Nadine Nakamura, assistant professor of psychology, presented “Examining the Psychological Impact of Immigration on Diverse Immigrant Populations” at noon Monday in the President’s Dining Room as part of the faculty lecture series.
Counseling center gets new home
Rick Rogers, director of the counseling center, will resign, effective June 30. This brings change to the counseling center, as it will now be reporting to the division of student affairs instead of the psychology department.
Undocumented face unique stress
Associate professor of psychology Leticia Arellano-Morales presented her lecture titled “Stress and Quality of Life Among Latino Day Laborers” Monday in the President’s Dining Room.
Jordan presents research on state mental health regulations
Valerie Jordan, professor of psychology presented a summary of some of her research on the ambiguity and missing information between states about mental health services on Monday at the President’s Dinning Room as part of the faculty lecture series.
PRIDE Conference focuses on LGBT issues
The graduate students of Psychology Respecting Inclusivity, Diversity and Equality – or PRIDE – organized a psychology conference Saturday for those going into the field of treating lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender clients.
Lecture focuses on Latino students
Rocio Rosales, assistant professor of psychology, spoke on Monday in the President’s Dining Room about Mexican American college students and integrating culture for equal education opportunities.
Students study the attraction of online dating
This semester a team of graduate students from the University of La Verne psychology department did a study of online dating among college students, and were surprised with the results the survey brought back.

