Colloquium Series

2012-13 Colloquium Schedule

Fall Semester

All colloquia are 3:40-5pm, Con 101 (unless otherwise noted) and are followed by a reception with light refreshments.

October 18        
Bill Stine, University of New Hampshire
Early Stereopsis and the Venetion Blind Effect


November 1 
Judith Hall, Northeastern University
Things I have Learned (So Far) About Interpersonal Accuracy

November 15 
Christine Gidyz, Ohio University
Thirty years of sexual assault research: The long and winding road
                           
                        

Spring Semester

All colloquia are 3:40-5pm, Con 101 (unless otherwise noted) and are followed by a reception with light refreshments.

January 31 
NO COLLOQUIUM

February 12 (Tuesday)
Paul Wink, Wellesley College
Is it good to be wise?

February 28 
Zorana Ivcivic Pringle, Yale University
 

March 21 - Mary Hennessy Blum Lecture
Jin Li, Brown University
Cultural Foundations for Children's Learning Beliefs
Richard's Auditorium, Murkland Hall
 

April 4 - Watson Lecture
Daniel Schacter, Harvard University
Constructive Memory and Imagining the Future
MUB Theater II, room 312
 

April 11 - Roy Erickson Lecture 
John Robinson, SUNY Stony Brook
Genes, Neuropathology, and Behavior in Mouse Models of Alzheimer’s Dementia

April 25  
Suzanne Corkin, Department of Brain and Cognitive Sciences, MIT
Lasting Traces: How H.M. Shaped Science of Memory
MUB Theater II, room 312