Details — Senior Project Presentations in Psychological Science Brown Bag — December 1
| Date: 12/1 | Time: 12:15 pm |
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You are invited to the last Psychological Science Brown Bag of the semester, featuring seniors presenting their Senior Projects, at 12:15 p.m. Friday, December 1, in Carnegie 110. This is a great opportunity to learn more about the comping process and to get an impression of the kinds of research students in the Psychology Department conduct. Students at varying stages of the process will present.
Specifically, we will hear from:
Courtney Bedillion – “Eyewitness Identification Accuracy”
Alyssa Lisle – “Consistency of Sexual Orientation and Depressive Symptoms”
Maria Pineda – “A Conversation Among Latinx Students About Academic Goals and Motivations”
Alex Shreffler – “Adoption of New Urbanism in Oil City, PA: A combined Community Well-being and Geographic Information System Analysis”
All are invited to attend; light refreshments will be served. The session ends at 1:15 p.m.