Fall 2008
Tentatively scheduled for: Tuesday, Dec. 2, 4:20-6:30 Moyer Hall
Each semester, the Psychology Department and Psi Chi host "Psychology Research Day." This event is an opportunity for students from all class years to present and discuss findings from the research projects they have conducted that semester or year. It is an opportunity for younger students who are considering a major in psychology to look ahead at the types of research conducted in Research Methods, Advanced Lab, Research Apprenticeships and Independent Studies. It is also a wonderful opportunity for older students, especially seniors, to look back, note their own intellectual development, and mentor younger students. Most of all, we hope that students (from any major) and faculty join together as colleagues to talk, laugh, think and eat (yes there is food!) in the context of celebrating student research.
New! We encourage internship students to present their projects in the form of poster presentations. Consult with your internship advisor or Dr. Kate Richmond about the contents and formatting of the poster.
REGISTRATION INFORMATION
If you would like to present your research (or if you are required to do so), you must fill out the registration form. In addition to other information, the form asks for the name of your faculty sponsor, the names of all of the authors, a title & abstract for your work, your preferences (or requirements) for a poster versus and oral presentation, and the name and email address of a contact person. Note that abstracts may provide hypothesized results if your study is not completed by the registration due date. After submitting your registration, the contact person will get a confirmation.
Fall 2008
Registration will be posted in November.
