Psychology at University of Oregon

Congrats to all our Psychology grads! You did it!

Mark your calendars! Psychology department commencement ceremonies will be held on Monday, June 16th at 4:00pm in Autzen Stadium. Important information about Autzen's clear bag policy here: goducks.com/sports/2018/...

TODAY'S THE DAY!

Neuroscientists uncover a fascinating fact about social thinking in the brain Our brains process social similarity in two ways—by comparing people to each other and by comparing them to ourselves. A new study using brain imaging reveals that these forms of person knowledge are ...

Check out the latest work from our own Dr. Robert Chavez: www.psypost.org/neuroscienti...

Please join us for a two day workshop hosted by Dr. Deepu Murty and the Adaptive Memory Lab. "Episodic Memory as a Window to Understand Psychopathology: bridging the boundaries between clinical psychology and cognitive neuroscience". Register at tinyurl.com/EMinPsych

Please join us for our annual Leona Tyler lecture featuring Dr. Emily Ozer from UC Berkeley School of Public Health. Her research focuses on the role of school climate in adolescent development and mental health. Friday, May 9th 2:30pm in 101 Jaqua Center. #uopsych #psychology

UO mental health experts share insights at recent forum Journalists heard from education and psychology researchers and got an update on Ballmer Institute programs

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Thank you to Dr. Roberto Cabeza of Duke University for speaking at the 36th annual Fred Attneave Memorial Lecture. Dr. Cabeza spoke of the relationship between memory and brain activity and how this relationship changes with aging.
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Congrats to Dr. Sara Weston, recipient of the CAS Tykeson Teaching Award! This award recognizes faculty for excellence in teaching and pedogogical innovation. Well deserved, Dr. Weston!

We are pleased to host Dr. Roberto Cabeza of Duke University for our annual Attneave Lecture on 4/25 at 2:30pm in Gerlinger Lounge. Dr. Cabeza will speak on how memory is affected by how information is stored in the brain as we age.

Join us for a PSY Colloquium on 4/11 with Dr. Leslie Roos- Engaging Parent-Partners in Mental Health Innovations: Lessons from the BEAM Program. 2:30pm, Straub 245.

We are pleased to host Dr. Roberto Cabeza of Duke University for our annual Attneave Lecture on 4/25 at 2:30pm in Gerlinger Lounge. Dr. Cabeza will speak on how memory is affected by how information is stored in the brain as we age.

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Congrats to Lauren Forrest and Tina Gupta for being designated as "Rising Stars" by the Association for Psychological Science! Read the article here: shorturl.at/AU37S
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Psych professor Dare Baldwin was featured today in CAS News for her work with USGS and ShakeAlert Earthquake Early Warning System. Baldwin's research team studied how people respond to earthquakes, in an effort to educate families how to work together to be safe. cas.uoregon.edu/news/psychol...

Our own Sheila Crowell has been featured in an article on the CAS website for her work exploring the impact of sleep on long-term health, beginning in the womb. Read the full article here:
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Great work Sheila!
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Registration for the UO's Undergraduate Research Symposium is open!

We welcome presentations on all subject matters and in multiple formats, from the Arts to the Humanities to Social Sciences to STEM fields.

Learn more at urds.uoregon.edu/symposium

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Daniel Levitin, cognitive psychologist and UO alum, recently visited to talk about the connection between music and the brain. cas.uoregon.edu/news/psychol...

UO Psychology is now on Bluesky! Check out our latest update here: research.uoregon.edu/news/uo-rese...