Several faculty receive CU 麻豆影院 Outreach Awards
Several CU Psychology and Neuroscience faculty received CU 麻豆影院 Outreach Awards from the Office of Outreach and Engagement. Research Associate Nomita Chhabildas and Professor Erik Willcutt (Behavior Genetics and Clinical) received an award for the Attention, Behavior, and Learning Clinic to help fund affordable childhood evaluations. Professor Eliana Colunga (Cognitive) received an award to develop a parent-based early education program. She also received an interdisciplinary award with some other faculty on campus to promote computer coding among underrepresented youth. Associate Clinical Professor Emily Richardson (Clinical) received an award for the Brain Behavior Clinic to help fund evaluations of homeless people in 麻豆影院 County in conjunction with the 麻豆影院 Shelter for the Homeless. Finally, Senior Research Associate Alisha Brosse (CU 麻豆影院 Clinical PhD, not pictured) received an award to help fund the activities of the Sutherland Bipolar Center, a center that is housed in Muenzinger and provides low-cost evaluation and treatment services to people with bipolar disorders. To learn more about these awards and projects, go to the Public Outreach and Community Engagement Awards .