Hampton University: A Case Study

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On March 19, 2018 Dr. Angela Glymph spoke to students taking a psychology course during the 2018 spring semester at Hampton University. Dr. Glymph is a Howard University alumni working at a non-profit organization as a social psychologist. During the presentation she primarily discussed her undergraduate and graduate experiences. Additionally, she communicated the ways in which she took a different path from most social psychologist. Dr. Angela began the conversation by going in depth regarding her undergraduate’s experiences. She solidified the need to start obtaining experience during one’s undergraduate years. To prepare for graduate school, she went and found research experience, joined the Ronald E. McNair Program, and attended conferences

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