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4/18 Speaker: Jessie Briggs, Temple University

Please join us this Tuesday, 4/18 for Jessie Briggs, doctoral candidate from Temple, giving a presentation on her work “Changing How We Construe the Past and Future to Better the Present”. We meet shortly after 3pm in the Campus Center-Viewing Room (note the room change).

4/4 Speaker: Jose Bauermeister, MPH, Ph.D., Penn

Please join us this Tuesday, 4/4 at 4:00PM (note the time change for this week) in Campus Center West AB for a Health Sciences Speaker event. Jose Bauermeister, MPH, Ph.D., Associate Professor from Penn will be giving a presentation on “Globalized Responses to HIV Prevention and Care for Young Men Who Have Sex with Men:… continue reading

3/28 Speakers: Jorge Carvalho-Pereira and Kiersten Westley

Please join us this Tuesday, 3/28 at 3pm for our very own Jorge Carvalho-Pereira and Kiersten Westley. Jorge, a 2nd year graduate student with Dr. JJ Cutuli will be presenting his work on “Experiences of Homelessness During Infancy”. Kiersten, a graduate student with Dr. Kristin August, will present her work “How Does Disease-Specific Distress Relate… continue reading

3/7 Speaker: Lauren Daniel, Ph.D., Rutgers-Camden

Please join us this Tuesday 3/7 for our very own Lauren Daniel, Ph.D., Assistant Professor giving a presentation on: “Screening for Sleep Problems in Oncology”. We meet shortly after 3pm in the Campus Center Viewing Room- (below Starbucks).

2/21 Speaker: Andrew Karpinski, Ph.D., Temple

Please join us this Tuesday 2/21 for Andrew Karpinski, Ph.D., Associate Professor from Temple giving a presentation on: “Understanding Laypersons’ Beliefs about Free Will”. We meet shortly after 3pm in the Campus Center Viewing Room- (below Starbucks). Here’s a link to his webpage:   https://astro.temple.edu/~andykarp/Home/Welcome.html

2/14 Speaker: Samantha Moore-Berg, Temple University

Please join us on Tuesday 2/14 to hear Samantha Moore-Berg, a Doctoral Candidate in Psychology at Temple, discuss: “The Combined Effects of Race and Socioeconomic Status: An Analysis of Implicit and Explicit Attitudes.” We start shortly after 3pm in the Campus Center Viewing Room (Below Starbucks).