Alumni

BASP Alumni

Darren Agboh ('20), National Science Foundation

Darren Agboh ('20), National Science Foundation

Kyle Anderson ('24), Independent Researcher

Kyle Anderson ('24), Independent Researcher

Amanda Bergold ('16), Seton Hall University

Amanda Bergold ('16), Seton Hall University

Melanie Close ('20), NYC Bureau of Mental Health

Melanie Close ('20), NYC Bureau of Mental Health

Maureen Coyle ('21), Widener University

Maureen Coyle ('21), Widener University

Jaclyn Doherty ('24), Springtide Research Institute

Jaclyn Doherty ('24), Springtide Research Institute

Andrew Evelo ('19), University of Waikato

Andrew Evelo ('19), University of Waikato

Melanie Fessinger ('23), Arizona State University

Melanie Fessinger ('23), Arizona State University

Rachel Fikslin ('22), Seton Hall University

Rachel Fikslin ('22), Seton Hall University

Grace Flores-Robles ('25), Postdoc, Princeton University

Grace Flores-Robles ('25), Postdoc, Princeton University

Maya Godbole ('21), Troutman Pepper

Maya Godbole ('21), Troutman Pepper

Alison Goldberg ('23), Research Scientist

Alison Goldberg ('23), Research Scientist

Matthew Goldberg ('18), Yale Program on Climate Change Communication

Matthew Goldberg ('18), Yale Program on Climate Change Communication

Natalie Gordon ('21), Jury Consultant at DOAR

Natalie Gordon ('21), Jury Consultant at DOAR

Emily Joseph ('21), Microsoft

Emily Joseph ('21), Microsoft

Jackie Katzman ('23), John Jay College

Jackie Katzman ('23), John Jay College

Noelle Malvar ('20), What's App

Noelle Malvar ('20), What's App

Katlyn Milless ('22), Mathematica

Katlyn Milless ('22), Mathematica

Karima Modjadidi ('18), RTI International

Karima Modjadidi ('18), RTI International

André Oliver ('25), Postdoc, Rutgers - New Brunswick

André Oliver ('25), Postdoc, Rutgers - New Brunswick

Ryan Tracy ('25), Vizio

Ryan Tracy ('25), Vizio

Matthew Vanaman ('22), Postdoc, UT Austin

Matthew Vanaman ('22), Postdoc, UT Austin

Jordan Wylie ('23), Cornell University

Jordan Wylie ('23), Cornell University

Basic and Applied Social Psychology

Graduate Center of the City University of New York

The Basic and Applied Social Psychology (BASP) Program at the CUNY Graduate Center trains students in the theories, principles, and research methods relevant to the conduct of social psychological research. The primary goal of the training program is to produce rigorous, competent, and creative researchers who are well-versed in the traditional canon of social psychology, but can apply this knowledge to engage with innovative questions and pursuits.

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