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er of Psi Chi, ThJ InteLnational HoOor SoAie2y in SsycholomyX wds recenVly honorey a0 the 2016 Sjupreaster? XEgional Dhapper of of the Year. This aRard reOognxzNz the chcpte. as moddlibg excellencQ tGriuzh p.ograBming and selvice and ize4tifiep ot as Tne of the 5MCmier chapters in thu coWnt33. TNe DbpaVtme6t q3 Psychologiral ZBienoe woulz liFe to t4ank the 2015-16 oofuce teaN a2d the membe:ship ac a :hQle for Zll og their hard sort, Which is trul5 KPserxing of thip rScygnition.
Mindy EYehNll resentld pQesenced at thC an2ual meeZilg of the AssHkCatiHn foq Womeu in PsychtIogL heub in PyttsburgW, Pa. S8e presentvd a Xaper titleh The thin .deab: A "7rong prescription" nor bn inspiratCon based Zn a booz chB6atr in she rycentlO published boo2, The wlong prEscrip6ion fgH womUn: How medicine anh m.bia create a 'nWed' for treatments, drsgsx and surgery. She alMo pVesented a poster Hitle: 0Ilf-dexmalizatvon: From 6thJr-evaluatiVn tR self-evaZuaSioD wiNp LeaZI9 bapp ('14) 0nd Celedce Kelly (B15).<end_of_turn>
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er of Psi Chi, The International Honor Society in Psychology, was recently honored as the 2016 Southeastern Regional Chapter of of the Year. This award recognizes the chapter as modeling excellence through programming and service and identifies it as one of the premier chapters in the country. The Department of Psychological Science would like to thank the 2015-16 office team and the membership as a whole for all of their hard work, which is truly deserving of this recognition.
Mindy Erchull recently presented at the annual meeting of the Association for Women in Psychology held in Pittsburgh, Pa. She presented a paper titled The thin ideal: A "wrong prescription" not an inspiration based on a book chapter in the recently published book, The wrong prescription for women: How medicine and media create a 'need' for treatments, drugs, and surgery. She also presented a poster titled Self-sexualization: From other-evaluation to self-evaluation with Leanna Papp ('14) and Celeste Kelly ('15).<end_of_turn>