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Justin Grady, an undergraduate at GW, recently presented his award-winning research at the Vision Sciences Society conference. Justin is a researcher working with Cognitive Neuroscience's Dr. Mitroff. His research endeavors have been acknowledged at GW, being recognized with a Luther Rice Undergraduate Research Fellowship via Columbian College of Arts and Sciences. Additionally, he received high honors for the Neuro and Psychological Development category at the GW Research Showcase in April. His project has also received a national accolade - from the received Federation of Associations of Behavioral & Brain Sciences - the Undergraduate Research Excellence Award. Congrats Justin!

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Congratulations to clinical program doctoral student, Maya Cook whose first-authored poster, "Father Involvement and Depressive Symptoms in a Diverse, Low-Income Sample of Unmarried Mothers" has been awarded a prize by APA Division 37 (Society for Child and Family Policy and Practice)! This award comes with a small cash prize as well as recognition during the awards ceremony at the APA Virtual Convention this week. Co-authors were undergraduate student Sean Duane, recent B.A. psych graduate Lindsey Siff, grad student Barunie Kim, and faculty member Dr. Christina Gee. Congratulations to all!