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Spring ’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
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
Forensic Psychology Students, Faculty Present Research at Annual Criminal Justice Conference
Florida Tech's undergraduate-heavy group gave more than a dozen presentations over the course of the five-day ACJS conference.
Florida Tech's undergraduate-heavy group gave more than a dozen presentations over the course of the five-day ACJS conference.
Hormone Supplementation in Rhesus Monkeys Points to Potential Autism Treatment
Florida Tech's Catherine Talbot found that replenishing a deficient hormone in low-social male rhesus monkeys increased sociality.
Florida Tech's Catherine Talbot found that replenishing a deficient hormone in low-social male rhesus monkeys increased sociality.
Florida Tech Announces New Bachelor’s Degree in Animal Behavior and Cognition
This fall, Florida Tech will become one of just 10 schools nationwide—and only the second in the Southeast—to offer the innovative degree.
This fall, Florida Tech will become one of just 10 schools nationwide—and only the second in the Southeast—to offer the innovative degree.
Transforming Work Meetings: Strategies for More Effective and Engaging Collaboration
Florida Tech assistant professor, Liana Kramer, offers research-backed strategies for making work meetings more effective.
Florida Tech assistant professor, Liana Kramer, offers research-backed strategies for making work meetings more effective.