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- Dedicated to excellence in education and research
- Upholding ethical standards and academic integrity
- Fostering a diverse culture

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For 15 years, the ECU Psychology Clinic has provided compassionate, evidence-based care while training the next generati...
05/29/2026

For 15 years, the ECU Psychology Clinic has provided compassionate, evidence-based care while training the next generation of psychologists. This spring, the clinic opened its new community-accessible location in downtown Greenville, expanding services, increasing treatment space, and improving access for patients and families.

Highlights:
✔️ New location with easier parking and accessibility
✔️ Expanded therapy and assessment services
✔️ Sliding-scale fees to improve access to care
✔️ Hands-on training for future psychologists

“We’d love to welcome you to our new space.” — Dr. Kendahl Shortway

📍 200 E. 1st St., Greenville
📞 252-737-4180

Read more: https://news.ecu.edu/2026/05/27/mental-health-is-healthcare-new-psychology-clinic-location-improves-access/

05/09/2026

The Department of Psychology congratulates our Spring and Summer 2026 graduates tonight. Please enjoy this slideshow of photos, memories, and gratitude submitted by graduates. Go Pirates!

The Department of Psychology celebrates graduating doctoral student Dr. Matthew Nobles!Matthew Nobles is graduating with...
05/08/2026

The Department of Psychology celebrates graduating doctoral student Dr. Matthew Nobles!

Matthew Nobles is graduating with a Ph.D. in Health Psychology with a concentration in Occupational Health Psychology. He is from Tabor City, NC and will be a three time ECU Alumni. As a student, under the guidance of his mentor, Dr. Courtney L. Baker, he completed his dissertation titled, "Was That Meant to be Personal? The Effects of Age Metastereotypes on Workability and Job Search Self-Efficacy", which is an examination of the intrapersonal effects of age metastereotypes on employees’ perceived ability to fulfill their current job demands (i.e., workability) and their perceived capability in searching for a new job (i.e., job search self-efficacy). He hopes to achieve his dream of becoming a professor or psychology instructor. Dr. Nobles says that he is thankful not just for the experience gained but the friends made along the way!

Congratulations, Dr. Nobles!

The Department of Psychology celebrates graduating Master's degree student Maci Reel!Maci L. Reel is graduating with a M...
05/08/2026

The Department of Psychology celebrates graduating Master's degree student Maci Reel!

Maci L. Reel is graduating with a Master's degree in Psychology with a concentration in School Psychology. She is from Greenville, NC. During graduate school, Maci completed a directed research project focused on using a peer-mediated intervention to improve social skills in children. She is currently completing her internship with Pitt County Schools and will return next year as a full-time school psychologist.

Attending ECU for both her undergraduate and graduate studies provided Maci with countless opportunities for growth and learning, while also bringing her some of her closest friendships and lasting memories.

Congratulations, Maci!

The Department of Psychology celebrates graduating Master's degree student Jordan Loflin!Jordan Loflin is graduating wit...
05/08/2026

The Department of Psychology celebrates graduating Master's degree student Jordan Loflin!

Jordan Loflin is graduating with a Master of Arts in Psychology with a concentration in School Psychology and a Specialist Degree in School Psychology. She is from Salisbury, North Carolina. She completed a directed research project during graduate school on the impact of a repeated reading intervention on oral reading fluency. Jordan is currently completing her internship at Kannapolis City School District in North Carolina and has plans to remain there for the next school year. She aims to become a Nationally Certified School Psychologist and a Licensed Psychological Associate.

Throughout her time at ECU, she had valuable experiences within her program, guidance from professors, and a supportive cohort with whom she shared her experiences. Her time at ECU gave her the knowledge, confidence, and community to move forward with purpose in her career.

Congratulations, Jordan!

The Department of Psychology celebrates graduating Master's degree student Anna Grace Sutton!Anna Grace Sutton is gradua...
05/08/2026

The Department of Psychology celebrates graduating Master's degree student Anna Grace Sutton!

Anna Grace Sutton is graduating with a Master's degree in Psychology with a concentration in School Psychology. She is a native of Newton Grove, NC. Her thesis, Exploring the Relationship between Adverse Childhood Experiences and Difficulties in Emotion Regulation among College Students, examined how early adversity relates to both overall and specific difficulties in emotion regulation among undergraduate students. She completed this work under the mentorship of Dr. Jeannie Golden and is currently finishing her internship with Pitt County Schools.

Reflecting on her time at ECU, Anna shares, “ECU pushed me to grow in ways I never expected, and I am so grateful for the experiences and relationships that will stay with me long after graduation.”

Congratulations, Anna!

The Department of Psychology celebrates graduating Master's degree student Nya Reed!Nya Reed is graduating with a Master...
05/08/2026

The Department of Psychology celebrates graduating Master's degree student Nya Reed!

Nya Reed is graduating with a Master of Arts degree in Psychology with a concentration in Industrial-Organizational Psychology. While at ECU, she also earned graduate certificates in Leadership in Organizations and Quantitative Methods for Social and Behavioral Sciences. She is from Greensboro, NC. Over the summer, Nya completed an internship with NetApp in a Talent Management role. On campus, she has served as a graduate assistant for Career Services. Nya completed her master's thesis, "Following Orders, Forsaking Ethics: Abusive Supervision, Blind Obedience, Malicious Compliance, and Moral Disengagement," under the mentorship of Dr. Mark Bowler. In the fall, Nya will be returning to ECU to begin her PhD in Occupational Health Psychology and contribute to research under the Gambling Research and Policy Initiative (GRPI).

Congratulations, Nya!

The Department of Psychology celebrates graduating Master's degree student Jocelyn Seabrook!Jocelyn Seabrook is graduati...
05/08/2026

The Department of Psychology celebrates graduating Master's degree student Jocelyn Seabrook!

Jocelyn Seabrook is graduating with a Master's degree in Psychology with a concentration in School Psychology and a specialist degree in school psychology. She is from Wilmington, NC. As a student, Jocelyn completed her internship working as a school psychologist intern at Edgecombe County Schools. She also supported school psychology practice by serving as a co-chair and treasurer for Student Affiliates in School Psychology. Jocelyn received the Endrikat Scholarship Award during her time in the program. She worked with Dr. Lana Music and Dr. Christy Walcott during her graduate training. She will continue to work in Edgecombe County Schools as a first-year school psychologist.

Jocelyn shares that her time at ECU has always been great, with consistent support from faculty in providing professional growth opportunities and high-quality learning experiences.

Congratulations, Jocelyn!

The Department of Psychology celebrates graduating psychology major Destiny Dawson!Destiny Dawson is a first-generation ...
05/08/2026

The Department of Psychology celebrates graduating psychology major Destiny Dawson!

Destiny Dawson is a first-generation college student, graduating in Spring 2026 cm laude with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Psychology, with a minor in Gender Studies. She is from Burlington, NC. She is a member of Psychology Club and W.O.M.A.N of ECU. Throughout her time at ECU, Destiny has acquired 200 hours of volunteer service in organizations such as Crossroads: Sexual Assault Response and Resource Center and The Ronald McDonald House of Eastern Carolina. She worked as an intern at the Mediation Center of Eastern Carolina assisting in the teen court program and is a recipient of the Margaret Chase Smith Courage Award for the 2025-2026 cohort of the Chancellor's Student Leadership Academy. Destiny enjoys working with children and has a background working as a substitute teacher and mentoring children in an after-school program.

Following graduation, Destiny will work as a Clinical Navigator at a pediatric primary care office and plans to pursue a Master's degree in psychology, with the ultimate goal of earning a doctorate in clinical psychology.

Congratulations, Destiny!

The Department of Psychology celebrates graduating psychology major Leah Schuetz!Leah Schuetz is graduating with a Bache...
05/08/2026

The Department of Psychology celebrates graduating psychology major Leah Schuetz!

Leah Schuetz is graduating with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Psychology and a minor in Art. Originally from Peoria, Illinois, she moved to North Carolina in 2020. She began at ECU as an Honors, Centennial Fellow, student. She is a member of the Psi Chi, International Honors Society in Psychology, and the ECU Psychology Club, where she served as President this year. Leah is also an intern at the ECU Marriage and Family Therapy Clinic, returning in the spring after beginning last summer. She has worked as a research assistant in the Individual Differences & Approximation of Duration Lab and the ADHD & Music Lab under Dr. Michael Baker. Dr. Baker has also served as her mentor for her undergraduate thesis and Signature Honors Project, titled Asexuality and Allosexuality: A Comparison of Fundamental Social Motives, which she presented at Research and Creative Activities Week (RCAW) through a poster presentation and the Capture 180 Research Challenge.

Outside of psychology, Leah is involved in the ECU Concert Choir and music fraternity, Sigma Alpha Iota (SAI), where she has served as Sergeant-at-Arms and Secretary. She received the Sword of Honor for her commitment and service in music and the fraternity. She was also inducted into the National German Honors Society, Delta Phi Alpha, and received the ECU Outstanding Achievement Level 2004 German Award.

After graduation, Leah plans on earning a Master’s degree in Marriage and Family Therapy.

Congratulations, Leah!

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