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Dean Carmie Garzione & Christy Ball

Christy Ball receives Distinguished Mentoring Award

Psychology faculty members Christy Ball, Adam Lazarewicz, Ashley Jordan, & Linda Hollis standing with their Teaching Mentoring awards

Three Psychology Faculty awarded Teaching & Mentoring Awards

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Spanish-Language Curriculum Developed for Nicotine Dependence Treatment Certification Program

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Metaphors and the Brain: How Figurative Language Works

Gwen Weiner and Dave Sbarra

EOS Foundation: Brightening Lives in Southern Arizona

Christy Ball pictured with trophy as NACE Mentor of the Year awardee

Christy Ball Named 2025 NACE Mentor of the Year

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Student Researchers Confront Cognitive Decline

Black & white photo of U of A faculty member Mary-Frances O'Connor across the table from host Ian Mackey during Huberman Lab podcast recording

Huberman Lab Podcast: Healing From Grief & Loss | Dr. Mary-Frances O'Connor

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U of A Research Giving Hope to People with Parkinson's Disease

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Neural Activity When Creating Metaphors

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