Health 2023

Random State University (John Smith, Self and Identity Lab; [http://www.selfidentitylab.com/apply]; deadline 10/15/19)

Baylor University (Annie Ginty; Baylor Behavioral Medicine Laboratory); Fully Funded PhD positions, Cardiovascular Stress Reactivity; Stress Appraisals; Stress and Disease Risk; fMRI; Biopsychology; Epidemiological studies; Stress and Health see: [https://psychologyneuroscience.artsandsciences.baylor.edu/graduate-programs/graduate-program-psychology/admissions]; Application deadline 12/1/2022).

Old Dominion University Concentration in Health [link to health page: https://www.odu.edu/psychology/graduate/health-psychology]; Multiple faculty are accepting doctoral students for the Psychology program at ODU for the Health concentration. 7 core faculty members [link to faculty: https://www.odu.edu/psychology/graduate/health-psychology/faculty] with active research labs [link to research lab page: https://www.odu.edu/psychology/graduate/health-psychology/labs]; Application Info [https://www.odu.edu/psychology/graduate/admission-phd]; GRE optional this cycle; Deadline January 5). If you're interested in learning more about the program, please email a faculty member you are interested in working with, or: ude.udo|ygolohcysPhtlaeH#ude.udo|ygolohcysPhtlaeH .

University of California, Merced Health psychology PhD program applications are due December 1st. [Apply here: https://psychology.ucmerced.edu/graduate-program]. Successful applicants (including international students) get five years of funding and excellent benefits. The following faculty plan to take students in 2023:
(Jennifer Hahn-Holbrook). [http://jhahnholbrook.wixsite.com/latchlab]. Biopsychosocial approaches to maternal-child health.
(Jennifer Howell). [https://www.jenniferlhowell.com/]. Experimental social health psychology.
(Anna Song). [http://faculty.ucmerced.edu/asong5/Site/Welcome.html]. Adolescent and young adult decision-making as it pertains to risk behaviors.
(Deb Wiebe). [https://www.wiebelab.org/]. Self-regulation, social relationships, and coping with chronic illness.
(Matthew Zawadzki). [http://faculty.ucmerced.edu/mzawadzki]. Stress and health.

University of Houston (Olivia Atherton, Personality, Contexts, & Health Lab: personality traits, sociocultural contexts, health behaviors, lifespan; Jaye Derrick, Social Processes Lab: close relationships, alcohol & smoking, goal attainment, health disparities, parasocial relationships; Clayton Neighbors Social Influences & Health Lab: alcohol, substance use, gambling, intimate partner violence, religion & spirituality, social networks; deadline 12/01/22)

University of North Carolina at Charlotte (Alexia Galati; Cognition in Interaction Lab; Our research examines perspective-taking and interpersonal coordination in diverse settings. In research supported by the National Science Foundation, a doctoral student will contribute to a project that examines how collaborative performance is predicted by multimodal interpersonal coordination, gaining training in eye-tracking, dynamical modeling, and more. In our lab, we seek to make connections between constructs related to cognition and communication (perspective-taking, interpersonal coordination, multimodal language use, embodiment) to health-related outcomes and settings.
In the Health Psychology program at UNC Charlotte [https://healthpsych.charlotte.edu], we train and educate psychologists who will promote physical and mental health, enhance wellness, and empower individuals and communities at the local, national, and international levels. Students obtain a Ph.D in Health Psychology with a concentration in General, Community, or Clinical Health Psychology. Several optional graduate certificates are available, including in Cognitive Science; Please check the program website to see which faculty members are admitting students. Deadline 11/15/22).

UNC Charlotte Public Health Sciences [https://publichealth.charlotte.edu/academic-programs/graduate-programs/phd-public-health-sciences] Robert Cramer; Robert Cramer, Ph.D. recruiting fall ’23 PhD student in Public Health Sciences at UNC Charlotte. Dr. Cramer seeks a PhD student with interests in one or multiple of the following areas: suicide prevention, military health, LGBTQ+ health, hate crimes/violence prevention, quantitative methods, corrections, collegiate mental health, and related areas. Funded by the DoD, VA, SAMHSA and other sources, ongoing projects involve partnerships with the LGBT and sexual health advocacy organizations, U.S. Navy, NC Division of Prisons, UNC Charlotte campus agencies, Department of Veterans Affairs, and several international collaborators. Dr. Cramer welcomes inquiries from interested applicants at ude.ccnu|4remarcr#ude.ccnu|4remarcr. Please note: (1) this is not a clinical degree, and (2) a masters degree in a relevant (e.g., social work, public health, data science, psychology, etc.) field is necessary to apply per program requirements. Deadline 1/10/23 or thereafter.

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