Department of Psychology Events

Bring and share treats, play games, and have some conversation with fellow students and Psychology faculty!
Date: Every first and third Thursday of the month (see Community Calendar below for specific dates)
Time: 12-1:30pm
Location: 10th Floor Conference Room (10.65.35 NB)

The Psychology and Law PhD program is excited to host Dr. John Wixted (University of California at San Diego), a clinical psychologist with expertise on eyewitness memory and one of the authors of the American Psychology-Law Society’s recommendations for best practices in collecting eyewitness evidence. Dr. Wixted's research is concerned with the understanding of episodic memory. Much of his work investigates the cognitive mechanisms that underlie recognition memory, often using signal detection theory as a guide. In recent years, his research has also investigated the applied implications of signal detection-based models of recognition memory. The main focus of this line of research is on the reliability of eyewitness memory.

Please join us in the psychology conference room (NB 10.65.36) on 11/22 at 1PM.

Date: Monday 11/25
Time: 1:50-3pm
Location: Room L2.85, New Building
Details: Graduates from our Clinical Psychology @ John Jay College/CUNY program will discuss their experiences in the field and answer your questions!

Joseph DeLuca, Ph.D. Assistant Professor, Fairfield University & Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai

Lauren Gonzales, Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Psychology, Columbia University Irving Medical Center, Vagelos College of Physicians and Surgeons, Director of CBTp Services, New York State Office of Mental Health

Stephen M. Smith, Ph.D., WorkHaven Consulting, Adjunct Professor, City College of New York, CUNY

Drs. DeLuca, Gonzales and Smith, all graduates of the clinical psychology at John Jay College/The Graduate Center program, will discuss their experiences in the field and answer questions

Read the book, read part of it, and come join us for a pajama party conversation on December 5th at 6 pm in 10.72 NB.

Read books at the intersection of psychology and social justice.

FALL 2024 Student Book Pick: bell hooks ALL ABOUT LOVE!
Presented by PASS (psych peer academic support system) and the Psychology Diversity Committee

For more information about PASS, join their discord channel: https://discord.com/invite/DpYytZSZnq