Two-year $70,000 grant will fund her research investigating the neural mechanisms by which traumatic events experienced early in life can incite life-long impairments in social- and anxiety-related behaviors.
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Public Health major Claire Alford is working to expand Native American student organizations on campus
SCU’s Sociology Department supports their majors through an internship program focused on career exploration, research opportunities, and post-graduate success.
SCU’s Historical Perspectives serves as a way for History students to publish their research done in the classroom, providing an avenue to reach the larger community.
SCU’s virtual reality lab, which has influenced many students’ future career paths, is expanding its presence on campus.
Faculty Stories
The College of Arts and Sciences recognized faculty and staff for excellence in teaching, research, and service to students and the community at this year’s annual Convocation.
SCU’s Lindsay Halladay has earned the Brain & Behavior Research Foundation’s Young Investigator Grant to support her research on the neurobiological and behavioral detriments caused by early life trauma.