DeLong, students present at conference
Caroline DeLong, professor of psychology; Anna Sofia Hege, a first-year graduate student in the experimental psychology master’s degree program; and Logan Brownell, a fourth-year psychology major, presented posters at the 31st annual International Conference on Comparative Cognition, April 11-12 in Albuquerque, N.M. The posters focused on research on cognitive abilities in olive baboons, goldfish, and otters. Several undergraduate students contributed including Isabel Hanick-Herman, McKenzie Wolfe, and Victoria Curtis, as well as RIT alumnae Jessica Wegman and Katie Becker.
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