Events

The Psychology Department is pleased to announce:

Spring 2021 Colloquium Series

Talks will be given on Fridays at 3:00 p.m. MST, followed by a brief Q&A session.

*UPDATED* Zoom link for all talks: https://arizona.zoom.us/j/82871800093

01/15/2021	Julian F. Thayer \| University of California, Irvine A New Perspective on Stress: The Generalized Unsafety Theory of Stress (GUTS) Introductory Remarks by: John Allen >>>Watch a recording of the talk here
03/05/2021	Anne Collins \| University of California, Berkeley Working memory transforms goals into rewards >>>Watch a recording of the talk here
03/19/2021	Mary C. Murphy \| Indiana University, Bloomington Creating Growth Mindset Cultures that Support Diversity in Science >>>No recording available of this talk
04/30/2021	Denise Head \| Washington University in St. Louis
05/07/2021	Monica Rivera Mindt \| Fordham University

With questions regarding access or to request any disability-related accommodations for talks,

please contact Vanessa Noonkester, vnoonkester [at] email [dot] arizona [dot] edu

Fall 2020 Colloquium Series and Special Presentations

10/02/2020	Matthew Grilli \| University of Arizona, Psychology Understanding how the brain stores and retrieves a lifetime of autobiographical memories: Insights from amnesia and cognitive aging Promotion Series \| Introductory remarks by Lee Ryan >>>Watch the talk (Please note this recording will only be available for 200 days from the date of the talk)
10/09/2020	Robert Wilson \| University of Arizona, Psychology Why do we make mistakes? Promotion Series \| Introductory remarks by Lee Ryan \| Student Hosts: Stephanie Matijevic & Hannah Buie >>>Watch the talk (Please note this recording will only be available for 200 days from the date of the talk)
10/16/2020	Evan MacLean \| University of Arizona, School of Anthropology/College of Vet. Medicine Dog Diversity as a Natural Experiment in Cognitive Evolution Faculty Host: Rebecca Gomez \| Student Hosts: Andrea Coppola & Brian Lord >>>Watch the talk (Please note this recording will only be available for 200 days from the date of the talk)
10/30/2020	Marcel Just \| Carnegie Mellon University, Psychology Faculty Host: Vicky Lai \| Student Host: Brian Lord
11/13/2020	Brian Nosek \| University of Virginia, Center for Open Science Shifting Incentives from Getting It Published to Getting It Right Faculty Host: Matthias Mehl \| Student Hosts: Hannah Buie & Andrea Coppola >>>Watch the talk (Please note this recording will only be available for 200 days from the date of the talk)

Although we are not able to be together in person, we believe that our live, online colloquia will help us stay connected with excellent research both within University of Arizona and beyond.

We look forward to having you join us!

Colloquium Committee: Alyssa Croft (Social), Andrew Perkins (Clinical), Eve Isham (CNS),

Hannah Buie, Andrea Coppola, Stephanie Matijevic, Brian Lord & Vanessa Noonkester

Intersectionality: The Nuances of Diversity

Please join us this Friday, November 2nd, 2018 from 3-5 pm in the Santa Rita room of the Student Union for the Colloquium Diversity sub-committee event in a series focusing on diversity in science. We aim to promote awareness and encourage discussions about the nuances of intersectional identities, embolden individuals who may come from nontraditional backgrounds, and encourage changes in the field that will foster greater inclusivity. We are ecstatic to bring this event to the UA community and hope you will join us. Refreshments will be served.

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Alternative Geodesy class excursion to Death Valley

Post date: Tue, 07/21/2015 - 09:38

Pi Day

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