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March-April 2001, Volume 5, Issue 2
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Please Note Changes to
Psychology Day
Schedule Below!!
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Advising
Table for Psychology Majors (April 9th to the12th)
This
spring registration will be conducted online using Banner.
This means that all students will be able to register from any computer
that is connected to the internet. For
some students registration will start on April 16th but you will get
specific instructions from the Registrar’s Office on how and when to register. It is very important that you consult your advisor to plan
your course schedule before registration starts.
In case you are unable to meet with your advisor, the Psychology
Department will have an “Advising Table for Psychology Majors” in operation
during the week of April 9th to the12th (from 8:00 a.m. to
4:00 p.m.), in the Alcove in front of the Marcus White Lounge (second floor).
This will help you with planning your course schedule for the Fall 2001
Semester.
If
you don’t have an advisor, please see the department secretary in Room 213,
Marcus White, to be assigned one.
This
year’s CSU Psychology Day will be hosted by the Psychology Department at
Eastern Connecticut State University on May 10th.
A brief description of the schedule follows:
10:00
Welcome Remarks
10:15
- 11:30
Poster Session
11:30
- 1:00
Free Lunch for Students in Hurley Dining Hall
11:30
- 1:00
"Conversation in the Discipline" Lunch for CSU Psychology
Faculty
in
Faculty Dining Room
1:00
- 2:00
Presentation: Intensive
Behavioral Intervention for Children with Autism:
When We Ask the Hard Questions the Answers Aren’t Nearly So Easy
Michael D. Powers,
Psy.D.
The Center for Children with Special Needs, Tolland, CT
Yale Child Study Center Yale University School of Medicine
New Haven, CT
2:00
- 2:15 Break,
Snacks, Q&A
2:15
- 3:00 "Who
Wants to Be on Psychology Survivor Island?"
3:00
- 3:30 Award
Presentation and Closing Comments
Department
of Psychology 28th Annual Honors Night
This
year’s Psychology Honors Night will be held on May 2, from 7:00-9:00 p.m., in
Founders Hall. Dr. Peter Rosa, Vice
President for Students Affairs will address the honorees and their guests, and
Ivelisse Suarez will deliver the Valedictory Address.
There
will be an informal social gathering immediately following the program.
A
panel discussion on career opportunities for those seeking an
undergraduate or Master's degree in psychology will be held on:
Wednesday,
April 18
6:30
- 7:45 pm
Room
108 (Stanley Room) in Maria Sanford Hall
Panelists
include:
Sally
Cobrain, MA, Cooperative Education, CCSU
Tara
L'Heureux, Ph.D., Program Coordinator, I/O Psychology, University of New
Haven
David
Wall, Webmaster, Siemon Co. (CCSU, BA in Psychology)
Linda
Dadario, MSW, Program Director, Olympus Healthcare (CCSU 1992, BA in Psychology)
Questions about the BA/MA panel discussion? Please call (860) 832-3118 or e-mail Dr. Laura Bowman at Bowman@ccsu.edu
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