Articles by Amy Overman
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Overman presents at international cognitive aging conference
May 1, 2012
Amy Overman, assistant professor of psychology, presented her research at the 14th Cognitive Aging Conference.
Amy Overman publishes study on brain rehabilitation
April 6, 2012
A research article authored by Assistant Professor Amy Overman has been published in the March issue of the journal NeuroRehabilitation.
Amy Overman presents at Society for Neuroscience
November 21, 2011
Amy Overman and Ruth Robbins ’12 present Lumen research at conference
October 25, 2011
Assistant Professor Amy Overman and Lumen Scholar Ruth Robbins '12 co-authored a presentation at the North Carolina Conference on Aging in Charlotte on Oct. 18, 2011, titled, "Memory improvement in older adults through cognitive training: A community approach."
Amy Overman appointed to journal editorial board
July 8, 2011
Amy Overman, assistant professor of psychology, has been appointed as a disciplinary editor for The American Journal of Undergraduate Research.
Amy Overman gives invited talk on successful brain aging
February 14, 2011
Amy Overman, an assistant professor of psychology, was an invited speaker on Feb. 8 for the Women's Club at Twin Lakes Retirement Community.
Psychology students present at Sigma Xi International Research Conference
January 31, 2011
Six psychology majors presented research this fall at the Sigma Xi International Research Conference, held in Raleigh, N.C.
Amy Overman, Kimberly Duggins ’10 in CUR newsletter
October 25, 2010
Amy Overman, an assistant professor of psychology, and Kimberly Duggins '10 were featured in the Fall 2010 Council on Undergraduate Research Psychology Division newsletter for their participation in the 14th Annual Posters on the Hill event in Washington, D.C., in April.
Amy Overman, Kimberly Duggins ’10 present at national research conference
April 19, 2010
Amy Overman, assistant professor of psychology, and Kimberly Duggins '10 presented their research, "Age-related differences in memory for crime information: Behavioral and electrophysiological
evidence," at the 13th Cognitive Aging Conference.
evidence," at the 13th Cognitive Aging Conference.