APHD COLLOQUIUM SERIES
The APHD Colloquium Series is a collection of special talks delivered by esteemed speakers from within and outside of APHD and OISE. Colloquia are delivered once a month from September to May and cover topics in a variety of domains within psychology, broadly defined. Topics of past Colloquium Series have included risk assessment for domestic violence, a wide range of learning disabilities, sexual victimization on campus, mental health, childhood development, learning in the developing mind and brain, and many others. Students in some APHD programs are required to attend colloquia to broaden and inform their knowledge in the field of psychology. APHD faculty are also encouraged to attend, as these departmentally-sponsored events are important for departmental coherence and to demonstrate intellectual curiosity about research in psychology, broadly defined.
Colloquia are held on Wednesdays from
12:30-2:00pm in Rm 9-105
*December and April colloquia will take place at 56 Spadina Rd at the Dr. Eric Jackman Institute of Child Study*
For select talks, you can also join us remotely, via https://zoom.us/j/486221075
2018-2019
Dr. Felix Warneken - The Origins of Cooperation: Evidence from Children and Chimpanzees
November 28
Dr. Tina Malti - Social-Emotional Development in Children: Pathways to Mental Health
October 31
(no streaming or recording available)
Dr. Neil Rector - Transdiagnostic Mechanisms in the CBT Treatment of Mood & Anxiety Disorders
September 26
(no recording available)
Archived Colloquia:
