Psychology Fall 2024 Research Conference Talks and Poster Presentations
When: Friday,
December 13, 2024
4:00 PM
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7:00 PM
Where: The Marketplace
Description: The Psychology Department will be hosting our annual Fall Psychology Research Conference on Friday, December 13th, from 4pm-7pm, to be held at the UMass Dartmouth Marketplace. We have two excellent presentations scheduled, followed by student poster presentations, and then awards. In addition, student poster presentations will also be available for viewing on the Psychology Department's Research Conference YouTube page, beginning Tuesday - please feel free to check these out and vote for your favorites!
The conference schedule is provided below:
4:00-4:10: Welcome and opening remarks
4:10-4:40: Patrick Rich, PhD (Assistant Professor of Psychology, Stonehill College): "Does Implying Information Make it More Difficult to Correct?"
4:45-5:15: Natalie Sabik (Associate Professor of Public Health, Univ. of Rhode Island): "Using gender as a lens to explore how social influences shape stress, health, and well-being"
5:20-6:30: Poster presentations
6:30-6:45: Closing remarks
For more information about the conference, please contact Dr. Elizabeth Richardson at erichardson@umassd.edu
Sponsored by the College of Arts and Sciences, Psi Chi, Psychology Club, and the Psychology Department.
The conference schedule is provided below:
4:00-4:10: Welcome and opening remarks
4:10-4:40: Patrick Rich, PhD (Assistant Professor of Psychology, Stonehill College): "Does Implying Information Make it More Difficult to Correct?"
4:45-5:15: Natalie Sabik (Associate Professor of Public Health, Univ. of Rhode Island): "Using gender as a lens to explore how social influences shape stress, health, and well-being"
5:20-6:30: Poster presentations
6:30-6:45: Closing remarks
For more information about the conference, please contact Dr. Elizabeth Richardson at erichardson@umassd.edu
Sponsored by the College of Arts and Sciences, Psi Chi, Psychology Club, and the Psychology Department.
Contact: > See Description for contact information
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