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Departmental Colloquium Series — Fall 2008

Date Time Location Speaker Title of Colloquium
9/12 12 noon
LBC201 Race

Kevin Grobman, Ph.D.

Lousiana State University
The Development of Children's Scientific Concepts: Being Taught through Direct Instruction or Figuring it out for Themselves through Inquiry Learning
9/26 12 noon

LBC 213
Kendall-Cram

 

Elizabeth Shirtcliff , Ph.D.

University of New Orleans

Stress Regulation in Adolescents: Insights From the Study of Hormones

10/03 12 noon

LBC 201 Race

 

Melissa Barnett, Ph.D.

University of New Orleans

An Intergenerational Family Systems Approach to Grandparent Involvement during Early Childhood

10/10 12 noon

LBC 201 Race

 

Christian Crandall, Ph.D.

University of Kansas

The Psychological Advantage of the Status Quo: Decision Making and Political Ideology

10/17

12 noon

 

LBC 202 Rechler

Alyssa Boasso, B.A.
Tulane University

 

10/24 12 noon

LBC 213
Kendall Cram

Raja Parasuraman, Ph.D.

George Mason University

The Genetics of Attention and Working Memory

11/14 12 noon

LBC 203 Stibbs

Virgil Zeigler-Hill, Ph.D.

University of Southern Mississippi


Broken Reflections: The Fragile Nature of Narcissistic Self-Esteem

11/21

12 noon

 

LBC 203 Stibbs

Kathryn Moore, B.A.
Tulane University

Moderators in the relationship between exposure to Hurricane Katrina and long-term posttraumatic stress symptoms

12/05 12 noon

LBC 203 Stibbs

Sarah Lopez Duran, Ph.D.

Bard College

Does she know that I know? The development of perspective-taking between 2 and 5 years of age

 


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