Bulletin Updates

Professor Juvia Heuchert Keynote Speaker in Durban, South Africa

By October 3rd 2017

Professor Juvia Heuchert delivered an invited keynote address entitled “African Contributions to Peace Psychology” at the 1st Pan-African Psychology Congress in Durban, South Africa held from the 18th to the 21st of September, 2017. This historic congress was the first time ever in which psychologists from across Africa gathered to deliberate on psychological issues specific to Africa, as well as more general themes related to human rights, inequality, and well-being. Dr. Heuchert was the only African keynote speaker invited from outside Africa to address the congress. To learn more about the congress, watch this promotional video:

Therapy Dogs at Pelletier Library today (10/02/17)

By October 2nd 2017

Are you feeling homesick and missing your pets?  Join the therapy dogs Monday,October 2nd.  (Hey, that’s today!!)

Where: Lobby of Pelletier Library!

When: 4:00 pm – 5:00 pm

Psychology Picnic hosted by Psi Chi and the Psychology Department

By September 29th 2017

Psychology Picnic Event

All students taking a Psychology Class, all Psychology Majors, all Phi Chi members…join us next Wednesday Oct 4th for the Psychology Picnic! Come to Carnegie Hall between 5:00 pm -6:30 pm and get to know the members of the psychology department. There will be donuts, hot apple cider, hot chocolate, apple pie and pumpkin pie!

#ACGATORROCKS

By August 28th 2017

#ACGATORROCKS

You may have noticed some colorful rocks around campus. This is a fun, affordable way to get everyone’s minds off the stresses of the world and can be a great hobby!

The rules:
If you find a rock, you can keep or re-hide. Please post a picture using the hashtag #acgatorrocks, we love to see our rocks travel.  Feel free to paint your own!

Psychological Science Brown Bag 04/21 “Psych/Neuro Presentations”

By April 21st 2017

This Friday, April 21st, the Psychological Science Brown Bag will have some Psychology and Neuroscience students present their research.  All students are invited.  Carnegie Hall room 105 from 12:15 pm – 1:15 pm.

  • Learn about senior comp research.
  • Get great tips.
  • Meet the faculty.

As always, this is an informal and friendly setting meant to foster an open discussion of ideas and interesting research findings. Bring your lunch, bring a friend, and, most importantly, bring yourself!

Looking forward to seeing you this afternoon!

Psychological Science Brown Bag 04/14 “Practice Poster Session”

By April 11th 2017

This Friday, April 14th, the Psychological Science Brown Bag will have a Practice Poster Session. All students are invited who are working on posters to present.

As always, this is an informal and friendly setting meant to foster an open discussion of ideas and interesting research findings. Bring your lunch, bring a friend, and, most importantly, bring yourself!

Looking forward to seeing you this Friday!

HOW TO PREPARE A RESEARCH POSTER–PSYCHOLOGICAL SCIENCE BROWN BAG — APRIL 7

By April 7th 2017

On Friday, April 7, from 12:15 to 1:15 p.m. in Carnegie Hall, Room 105, the Psychological Science Brown Bag, in cooperation with the URSCA office, will hold a session on “How to Prepare a Research Poster/Presentation.” If you’ve never developed a poster before and are thinking about presenting at a conference, this is a great opportunity to learn about the process. Students from any department/program are welcome. We will have poster examples from the humanities, social sciences, and natural sciences. Grab your lunch and join us to develop this important skill.

Psychology Study Party 12-14-16 from 7 pm-9 pm

By December 11th 2016

Psychology Study Party! December 14, 7 pm – 9 pm. Study with members of the Psych Club and Psi Chi while enjoying pizza and stress-relieving activities! Campus Center 206

Psych Club Psi Chi party jpeg