Colloquium Schedule

Colloquium Schedule: 2025 - 2026

The schedule of talks for the Department of Psychology Colloquium Series will be published on this page as soon as details are available.

Zoom links will be sent with individual announcements via our mailing lists. For more information, contact Linda LeVan, LL19@cornell.edu.

Colloquium Schedule: Spring 2025

The Department of Psychology Colloquium Series will be presented in person and via Zoom at 12:20 pm on Fridays in G-90 Uris Hall.

Zoom links will be sent with individual announcements via our mailing lists. For more information, contact Linda LeVan, LL19@cornell.edu

DateSpeakerInstitutionTitle
2/28/2025
G-90
Uris Hall
Sara J. CzajaWeill Cornell MedicineThe Potential of Digital Solutions for Family Caregivers of Older Adults 
Special Zoom presentation
3/7/2025
G-90
Uris Hall
Elika BergelsonHarvard UniversityProbing Early Language in the Lab and in the World
Special Zoom presentation
4/11/2025
700
Clark Hall
PIs and students from the Affect and Cognition lab, the Social Nutrition lab, and Prof. Shimon EdelmanCornell UniversitySpecial Seminar on Community Engagement in Psychology and Neuroscience

4/18/2025

3:00 pm
132 Goldwin Smith Hall

Barbara L. FinlayDepartment of Psychology, Cornell UniversityThe 34th Gibson Lecture in Experimental Psychology:  Evolutionary Perspectives on the Human Lifespan: Embryos, Infants, Children and the Old

Colloquium Schedule: Fall 2024

The Department of Psychology Colloquium Series will be presented in person and via Zoom at 12:20 pm on Fridays in G-90 Uris Hall.

Because of multiple job searches there will be a minimal number of colloquia and lectures in the 2024-25 academic year.

Zoom links will be sent with individual announcements via our mailing lists. For more information, contact Linda LeVan, LL19@cornell.edu

DateSpeakerInstitutionTitle
11/22/2024
G-90
Uris Hall
Walter R. BootWeill Cornell MedicineThe Role of Emerging Technologies in Supporting the Health, Wellbeing, Independence, and Quality of Life of Older People
MONDAY
12/2/2024
G-90
Uris Hall
Amy R. KroschDepartment of Psychology
Cornell University
Threat Exacerbates Intergroup Bias: The Role of Basic Social Perception and Choice Processes
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