Alicia graduated from Pomona in 2008 and accepted a position in Psychological Sciences at Western Oregon University. She specializes in clinical psychology.
Professor Ori Amir studies the neural correlates of humor creativity.
The paper is titled "Treatment of Borderline Personality Disorder: Is Supply Adequate to Meet Public Health Needs?" and was written in collaboration with researchers at McLean Hospital.
The Wig Distinguished Professor award for excellence in teaching is the highest honor bestowed on Pomona faculty and recognizes exceptional teaching, concern for students and service to the College and the community.
Amina Simmons’13 defended her dissertation titled, "African American women’s experiences of race-based traumatic stress", in the School of Education and Human Development at the University of Miami.
Seanna Cade Leath accepted a tenure track position in Community Psychology at the University of Virginia.
First year graduate student at UC Berkeley in Social/Personality doctoral program.
Start date at UCLA in Department of Psychology: June/July 2019
Professor of Psychological Science at Northern Arizona University, conducted a faculty workshop at Pomona College on using principles of psychological science in course design: Leveraging Psychology to Create Compelling Learning Experiences.
Ori Amir is now investigating the use of artificial intelligence (AI) to model comedy generation.