Psychology and Cog Science Graduation Reception and Toast

Reception for Psychology and Cognitive Science graduates and their guests; Champagne toast at 1 pm.

Looking Upstream to Understand Disparities in Health Outcomes

Sabrina Sanchez’17 is pursuing graduate studies to better understand and fix the structural factors that result in health outcome disparities.

Three alumni enter public health programs in the Twin Cities

Hannah Yee’19, Favi Ramirez’20, and Jack Collins’21 first met in theBeloit Public Health Initiative (BPHI), a campus group that provides health-related resources to the Beloit community.They encouraged each other to get master of public health degrees, and now they’re together at the University of Minnesota.

Bringing creative vision to life

Through the dance program at Beloit, Kelli Badgley’22 has broadened her vision of what dance can be while fine-tuning her ability to bring a creative vision to life.

“My time at Beloit has taught me so much in and out of the classroom,” she says. “It’s a small school with so many incredible and invaluable opportunities.”

Freeing You from Unrewarding Tasks

Can technology improve the quality of human lives in ways we haven’t yet considered? Learn with psychologist Marlene Fraune’13.

Freeing You from Unrewarding Tasks

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Keep Trying, Think Critically, and Practice What You are Learning

First-generation college student Jolene Goeden’94 came to Beloit interested in the law and psychology. She graduated equipped to study forensic psychology and is now a FBI Special Agent.

Understanding Decision-Making

Aided by his studies of psychology, business economics, and computer science, Swaroop Poudel’22 conducts research to understand the underpinnings of decision-making. His goal is to promote both fair and socially beneficial decisions at an organizational level and healthier choices and pro-social behavior at an individual level.

I Felt Connected Even Though I Was the Only One On-Screen

Saumyaa Gupta’24 talks the strategies she used to deal with a huge time difference while studying remotely as a first-year student.

Caring for Diverse Populations

Guadalupe Orbezo-Perez’20, a senior biochemistry and psychology double major, French minor, and Pakula Biomedical Scholar, aspires to be a clinical psychologist, adding “I am trilingual and we need clinicians who can care for diverse populations.”