MSU Social-Personality Psychology Seminar

The Fall 2020 Social-Personality Psychology Seminar will be held virtually, but we still have some exciting talks lined up from speakers at MSU and from around the world. All talks will take place on Fridays 2-3pm US Eastern time. Selected talks are open to the public using the links provided below. Most talks will be recorded and posted here for later viewing.

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September 25

Dr. John Jackson, James Madison College, Michigan State University

TITLE TBD

October 2

Dr. Briony Swire-Thompson, Network Science Institute, Northeastern University

TITLE TBD

October 9

Dr. Ken Frank, Educational Psychology, Michigan State University

TITLE TBD

October 16
Brian Brutzman MA BCBA, Psychology, Michigan State University
"Change for the Better: Assessing Readiness to Adopt ABA in Michigan Public Schools"

Jeewon Oh MA, Psychology, Michigan State University
"Two's company and three's a crowd? The impact of COVID-19 related stressors and household size on subjective well-being"

October 23

Dr. Michelle Birkett, Feinberg School of Medicine, Northwestern University

TITLE TBD

October 30

Dr. Mark Brandt, Psychology, Michigan State University
"A theory of belief system dynamics"

November 6

Dr. Ben Saunders, Psychology, Long Island University

TITLE TBD

November 13

Dr. Kerstin Sailer, Bartlett School of Architecture, University College London
"Spatial Practices of Interaction: How architectural layouts structure encounter patterns"

November 20
Prachi Solanki, Psychology, Michigan State University

TITLE TBD

Mariah Purol, Psychology, Michigan State University
"Loved and lost or never loved at all? Lifelong marital histories and their links with subjective well-being"

December 4

Dr. Matthew Brashears, Sociology, University of South Carolina

TITLE TBD