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HARD DATA CAFÉ, VENKATESH & RODRIGUEZ-BOERWINKLE, APRIL 19
Please join us for our final HDC meeting of the Spring 2024 semester, on April 19 at 12:00 pm in SULL 233, for talks by two of our current graduate students, Shruthi Venkatesh (Developmental) and Rebekah Rodriguez-Boerwinkle (Social), who will update us on the latest from their research programs. Talk titles: “Korean food is who
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HARD DATA CAFÉ, APRIL 12, DR. KAITLYN BURNELL
Please join us for our next Hard Data Cafe meeting of the Spring 2024 semester, on April 12 at 12:00 pm in SULL 233, for a talk by Dr. Kaitlyn Burnell (UNC Chapel Hill) titled, “Adolescent Digital Technology Use: Implications for Development.”
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MERIEL BURNETT WINS STUDENT SHOWCASE
Congratulations to first-year graduate student Meriel Burnett, who won first prize in the Student Showcase at last weekend’s annual conference of APA Division 10 (Society for the Psychology of Aesthetics, Creativity and the Arts) for her talk, “Profanity Use in Humor Production.”
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HARD DATA CAFÉ, MARCH 22, DR. CHRISTOPHER STOCKUS
Please join us for our next Hard Data Cafe meeting of the Spring 2024 semester, on March 22 at 12:00 pm in SULL 233, for a talk by Dr. Christopher Stockus (UNCG Psychology graduate student who very recently defended his dissertation!) titled, “Empathic forecasting of the big-fish-little-pond effect.” All our welcome to join in celebration
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HARD DATA CAFÉ, MARCH 15, DR. ESHA NAIDU
Please join us for our next Hard Data Cafe meeting of the Spring 2024 semester, on March 15 at 12:00 pm in SULL 233, for a talk by Dr. Esha Naidu (Duke University) titled, “In pursuit of belonging: Social surrogates, collective effervescence, and multiple identities.”
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STOCKUS DEFENDS DISSERTATION
Congratulations to Dr. Christopher Stockus, who successfully defended his doctoral dissertation, “Experiences and forecasts of the big-fish-little-pond effect,” on March 1. Committee members were Ethan Zell (Chair), Brittany Cassidy, Doug Levine, and Paul Silvia.
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JARVIS WINS SECOND PLACE IN WEBINAR COMPETITION
Congratulations to Lindsay Jarvis, who won second place in the UNCG Graduate School competition, “Webinars Worth Watching.” Lindsay’s presentation was entitled, “Differences In Nature Conversations Across Rural And Urban Children”. Webinars from all finalists can be viewed here.
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DREAM CAMP 2024
The UNCG Psychology Clinic is pleased to announce its plans for this year’s Dream Camp, which emphasizes social and communication skills and friendship development for youth ages 8-18 (including, but not limited to, children/adolescents with high functioning autism). Please click here to view a flyer.
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HARD DATA CAFÉ, FEBRUARY 23, DR. JORDANN BRANDNER
Please join us for our second Hard Data Cafe meeting of the Spring 2024 semester, on February 23 at 12:00 pm in SULL 233, for a talk by Dr. Jordann Brandner (Elon University) titled, “Evolution of bias: Using signal detection theory to study evolved biases and optimal behavior.”
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MARCOVITCH SOCON AWARD CELEBRATED AT GREENSBORO COLISEUM
Last Fall, we announced that Dr. Stuart Marcovitch was named the winner of the UNCG Southern Conference (SOCON) Faculty Award. On Saturday, February 10, he was formally celebrated at the UNCG Men’s Basketball game. For more information, please see this November 2023 Campus Weekly story.
