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The psychology major with minors in English and women’s and gender studies was approached by a top publisher to write “Why You Never Got to Be a Kid: How to Heal When Your Parents Didn’t Parent.”

The college was recognized for value, undergraduate teaching, social mobility, and the psychology department.

The gift from Ronald F. Levant, Ed.D. GP’09 will be matched by $1 million from the estate of Edward ’42 and Lois Robertson.

The psychology major pursuing a master’s in data analytics landed a position with the league as a replay administrator.

Last semester, Roman Craig ’27 and Alexa Cinelli ’27 researched LGBTQ+ history at the College and created a website to showcase their findings.

Professors of Psychology Kate Richmond ’00 and Mark Sciutto were recognized by the APA for their outstanding contributions to psychology.

Kaya Mahy ’25, a psychology major and public health minor who plays on the softball team, explored the effects of “normative” endings to athletic careers (graduation, end of eligibility) versus “non-normative” endings (injuries, mental health struggles, the onset of the pandemic).

Approximately $1 million of the federal grant is earmarked to expand the Muhlenberg College’s Inside-Out program.

Quaye is also a student-athlete on the wrestling team and a member of the Black Students Association and the Men of Color Network.

Gordon, who studied psychology at Muhlenberg, is working with The Jed Foundation (JED) as it expands its programming in partnership with school districts nationwide.