Colloquium Schedule

Colloquium Schedule: Spring 2020

Date	Speaker	Institution	Title
2/14/2020	David Sloan Wilson	Binghamton University	Studying and Managing Personal and Cultural Evolution in Real-World Settings
2/28/2020	Andrew J. Oxenham	University of Minnesota	How Far Does Musical Training Generalize?
3/13/2020	Philip Atiba Goff	John Jay College of Criminal Justice	TBA Canceled - to be rescheduled
3/20/2020	Mara Mather	University of Southern California	How Arousal Increases Neural Gain and Attentional Selectivity Canceled - to be rescheduled
3/27/2020	Larisa Heiphetz	Columbia University	Perceived (Im)morality and Identity Canceled - to be rescheduled
4/10/2020	Michele J. Gelfand	University of Maryland	TBA Canceled - to be rescheduled
4/17/2020	Nora S. Newcombe	Temple University	The Gibson Lecture in Experimental Psychology Affordances and Representations: Understanding Mental Rotation, Perspective Taking and Spatial Reorientation Canceled - to be rescheduled

Date	Speaker	Institution	Title
9/13/2019	Vanessa Bohns	Cornell University	It's Harder to Say 'No' Than We Think: Implications for Compliance and Consent
9/20/2019	Paul Bloom	Yale University	The Pleasures of Suffering G-76 Goldwin Smith Hall
9/27/2019	Erica Glasper	University of Maryland	Sex Matters: Interplay of Neonatal Paternal Deprivation and Adult Stress on Behavior in the Biparental California Mouse (Peromyscus californicus)
10/4/2019	Geoff Boynton	University of Washington	A Severe Bottleneck in the Processing of Visual Words
10/11/2019	Matt Smear	University of Oregon	Olfactory Search by Mice
10/25/2019	Gary Lupyan	University of Wisconsin Madison	What Are We Learning From Language? Co-sponsored by the Cognitive Science Program
11/1/2019	Khena Swallow	Cornell University	How Events Shape Attention and Memory Over Time
11/8/2019	Eliza Bliss-Moreau	University of California Davis	The Construction of Animal Emotion
11/22/2019	Rebecca Calisi Rodriguez	University of California Davis	The Neisser Lecture Canceled - to be rescheduled
12/6/2019	James Cutting	Cornell University	Narrative and Narration in Popular Cinema