Colloquium Schedule

Colloquium Schedule: Fall 2023

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 2023-24 academic year.

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

Date Speaker Institution Title
9/22/2023
G-90
Uris Hall
Séamus A. Power University of Copenhagen World-Making: Field Social Psychology and Processes of Social Change
9/29/2023
G-90
Uris Hall
Michael Tomasello Duke University The Neisser Lecture: Origins of Human Cooperation

11/17/2023
253     Malott Hall

Roy F. Baumeister University of Queensland The 19th Ricciuti Lecture: Political Bias and Partisan Hostility: A Cultural Animal Theory about Modern Ideological Conflict

Colloquium Schedule: Spring 2023

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

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

Date Speaker Institution Title
3/3/2023
115
Rockefeller Hall
Danielle Dickens Spelman College Managing Hypervisibility: The Benefits and Costs of Identity Shifting for Black Women
2:30 pm
3/24/2023
132 Goldwin
Smith Hall (HEC Aud)
Chen Yu University of Texas at Austin The 32nd Gibson Lecture in Experimental Psychology: Taking the Infant’s Point of View: An Ecological Approach to Development and Learning
3/31/2023
115
Rockefeller Hall
Catherine Hartley New York University Developing Behavioral Flexibility
4/14/2023
115
Rockefeller Hall
Malik Boykin Brown University Launching an Interdisciplinary Approach to Measuring Perceptions of Fairness in Machine Learning
4/21/2023
115
Rockefeller Hall
Daphna Buchsbaum Brown University The Neisser Lecture: Understanding Abstraction and Conceptual Representation Across Development and Across Species
4/28/2023
115
Rockefeller Hall
Kristin H. Lagattuta University of California, Davis Developing a Life History Theory of Mind: Awareness that the Mind Learns from the Past to Imagine the Future
5/5/2023
115
Rockefeller Hall
Tania Lombrozo Princeton University  A Functional Approach to Explaining Explanation
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