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COPLA Faculty Catherine Talbot Breaks Down Behavior of Viral Baby Monkey, “Punch”
Assistant professor of psychology Catherine Talbot offered insight into the dynamics that could be driving the troop of Japanese macaques.
Assistant professor of psychology Catherine Talbot offered insight into the dynamics that could be driving the troop of Japanese macaques.
Homegrown Scholars
Graduate school at Florida Tech offers continuity in research, mentorship and academic programs for students pursuing advanced degrees.
Graduate school at Florida Tech offers continuity in research, mentorship and academic programs for students pursuing advanced degrees.
Prime Examples of: Wellness
Prime is a quantity. Unique, a product unachievable by any two other numbers. 2, 3, 7 … Prime is a quality. Excellent, of the highest caliber. Outstanding, Choice, Top-Notch… In both quantity and quality, this column features Prime Examples of what makes us Florida Tech. To be well is to be healthy. Physically. Mentally. Emotionally. While wellness in one area […]
Prime is a quantity. Unique, a product unachievable by any two other numbers. 2, 3, 7 … Prime is a quality. Excellent, of the highest caliber. Outstanding, Choice, Top-Notch… In both quantity and quality, this column features Prime Examples of what makes us Florida Tech. To be well is to be healthy. Physically. Mentally. Emotionally. While wellness in one area […]
Fall ’25 Grads Get Jobs Before Diplomas
Crediting their Florida Tech experiences, several graduates accepted full-time positions before they even graduated.
Crediting their Florida Tech experiences, several graduates accepted full-time positions before they even graduated.
Expert Perspectives – Fall 2025
A compilation of recent College of Psychology and Liberal Arts faculty presentations and publications
A compilation of recent College of Psychology and Liberal Arts faculty presentations and publications
Ape Ancestors and Neanderthals Likely Kissed, New Analysis Finds
This is the first time researchers have used evolution to examine kissing, which they found evolved 21M years ago.
This is the first time researchers have used evolution to examine kissing, which they found evolved 21M years ago.