Fuller Graduate School of
Psychology Research Colloquia, events previously addressed only to
doctoral students, are now open to graduates, licensed professionals.
Participants can obtain Continuing Education credits on quarterly basis. The
lectures are given by distinguished research psychologists and the
event is presented 3 times per quarter (with the exception of this
Winter quarter when only 2 are offered), which allows the possibility
of obtaining a total of 8 CE credits during each academic year.
Research Colloquia occur on Mondays, 11:00-12:00 in the Travis Auditorium
Click Here for Research Colloquia Archive
Research Colloquia Schedule
Fall 2011October 17, 2011: Dr. Erin Bigler
Brigham Young University
Neuroimaging, Neural Connectivity, and Clinical Neuropsychology
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October 31, 2011: Dr. Annie Tsai
Azusa Pacific University
Equality or Propriety: A Cultural Models Approach to Understanding Social Hierarchy
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November 28, 2011: Dr. Vern Bengtson
University of Southern California
Families and Faith Across Generations
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February 6, 2012: Dr. Shoba Sreenivasan
University of Southern California
Living Outside the Wire: Toward a Transpersonal Resilience Approach for OIF/OEF Veterans Transitioning to Civilian Life
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February 13, 2012: Dr. Rick Josiassen
Arthur P. Noyes Research Foundation
Water, Water, Everywhere...The Etiology and Clinical Consequences of Hyponatremia in Psychiatric Illness
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February 27, 2012: Dr. Robert Emmons
University of California, Davis
Greatest of the Virtues? Gods, Gifts, Gratitude, and Giving
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April 23, 2012: Dr. David Atkins
University of Washington
Measuring Therapist Competence in the Real World: Can Technology Bring Us to Scale? |
May 7, 2012: Student Research Colloquium and Poster Session
SOP Graduate Students
Fuller School of Psychology |
May 14, 2012: Dr. Po Lu
University of California, Los Angeles
Biological Underpinnings of Cognitive Aging
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Questions About Research Colloquia?Contact TRI here or call Dylan Meloserdoff at 626-584-5542