Celebrating 50 Years of Achievements in the Psychology Department
August 23, 2025 - 13:34
With his instant camera always at the ready, psychology and urban studies professor Harold Takooshian, Ph.D., has taken on the role of the unofficial documentarian of Fordham’s psychology department. This past spring, his colleagues gathered to reflect on five decades of significant milestones and contributions made by the department.
The event served as a platform to celebrate the rich history and evolution of the program, highlighting key research initiatives, innovative teaching methods, and the impactful work of faculty and students alike. Colleagues shared anecdotes and memories that underscored the department's commitment to advancing the field of psychology, as well as its dedication to fostering a supportive academic community.
As part of the celebration, attendees engaged in discussions about future directions for the department, emphasizing the importance of adapting to new challenges in psychology and education. The gathering not only honored the past but also inspired a renewed commitment to excellence and innovation in the years to come.
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