November, 2009
Simulation & Gaming names the 50 Most Frequently Read Articles. Article by three Iowa State University researchers is Number 1.
The web site for the scientific journal Simulation & Gaming reports that an article authored by 3 ISU researchers was the most frequently read article on their site in October, 2009.
Iowa State University graduate student Christopher Barlett was the lead author on the article, titled "Video Game Effects - Confirmed, Suspected, and Speculative: A Review of the Evidence." Dr. Craig A. Anderson, Distinguished Professor of Psychology and Director of the Center for the Study of Violence, as well as ISU graduate student Edward Swing were co-authors. All are in the Department of Psychology.
Major Gift:
The Campbell/Borgen Fund is designed to facillitate the early professional international experiences of ISU psychology graduate students by providing them with financial assistance up to $2,500. [ Further Information ] [ A Student's Experience ]
APA Distinguished Scientist Lecturer
Dr. Craig Anderson, faculty member in the Department of Psychology has been named one of three APA 2010 Distinguished Scientist Lecturers. Dr. Anderson will be giving the address at the New England Psychological Association meeting in October, 2010. This is the first time anyone from ISU has received this award.
For more information about this award, go to:
http://www.apa.org/science/distsci-lecturer.html

