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Upcoming Spring 2021 Events
April 20 | 4:20 pm | CMBC Lecture | via Zoom
The Center for Mind, Brain, and Culture presents
Dr. Kenneth Carter
Charles Howard Candler Professor
Oxford College, Emory University
“The Psychology of Thrill Seekers”
Zoom invitation will go out to the CMBC listserv.
April 20 | 6:00pm | Mental Health Seminar | via Zoom
The Emory Student Alliance for Health Involvement (SAHI) presentsDr. Stephen Nowicki
Emeritus Charles Howard Candler Professor of Psychology
Emory University
"Words Are Not Enough: Some Thoughts on Gen Z & Relationships"
Zoom link in mailout to psychology listserv.
April 22 | 4pm - 5:30pm | Lecture | via Zoom
The Center for the Study of Human Health presents
Dr. Ruha Benjamin
Associate Professor of African American Studies
Princeton University
“Viral Justice: Racism, Vulnerability, and Refuting Black Pathology"
This lecture is free and open to the public, but registration is required. Please RSVP at http://tinyurl.com/pvjgl7eq
This lecture is co-sponsored by the Center for Mind, Brain, and Culture.
April 26 | 4pm | Psychology Colloquium | via Zoom
Dr. Dylan Gee
Assistant Professor of Psychology and Psychiatry
Yale University
"Sensitive Periods of Frontolimbic Development: Implications for Optimizing Interventions for Youth"
There will be a DEI roundtable with Dr. Gee from 2:45pm - 3:30pm.
The Zoom link for both the colloquium and DEI roundtable will be provided in a mail-out to the department's listservs.
April 28 | 2:30pm | MAPme Seminar | via Zoom
The Behavioral Genetics of Addiction (BGA) Lab presents
Dr. Jinni Su
Assistant Professor of Psychology
Arizona State University
"Pathways to College Health Study: Impact of COVID-19 on college student mental health and substance use"
Please register for the MAPme seminar at this link