Conferences
Tristate +
TriState is the premiere animal learning and behavior meeting in the Midwest. This page provides a web home for the meeting. Archival information about past meetings and available information about the upcoming meeting appear here.
Description: TriState(Plus) provides an opportunity for investigators of animal behavior to get together regularly to discuss their work, share ideas, and generally have a good time. The conference has occurred more or less annually since 1987, and originally involved psychologists from Indiana, Kentucky, & Ohio. Recent meetings have drawn people from Michigan, ..., and even Ontario, Canada.
Learn MoreInternational Conference On Comparative Cognition
Animal cognition, broadly conceived to include all research on animal learning, memory, and perception.
Learn MorePsychonomic Society
A meeting for the presentation of scientific papers is held annually, usually in November. Approximately 1,600–2,000 attend the meetings, and about 750–900 papers and posters are presented.
The 50th Annual Meeting will be held November 19–22, 2009, in Boston. We encourage attendees to submit proposals as early as possible in order to facilitate their processing.
The Psychonomic Society promotes the communication of scientific research in psychology and allied sciences. Its members are qualified to conduct and supervise scientific research, must hold the PhD degree or equivalent, and must have published significant research other than the doctoral dissertation. Society membership, including associate members, is now around 2,500. The main function of the Society is to exchange information among scientists. To this end, it publishes six journals, and annually hosts an international scientific meeting.
Learn MoreKentucky Psychological Association
The 2009 KPA Academic Conference will be held this year on Saturday, March 28th at the University of Kentucky. Once again KPA will focus on student mentoring and provide a unique opportunity for graduate and undergraduate students to present their research in juried competitions, learn about career options and paths, and develop practical skills and network with fellow students from all across the state. Students may also nominate a faculty member as the Outstanding Graduate or Outstanding Undergraduate Mentor. Faculty members can participate through volunteer judging opportunities, mentoring presentations and being there to support their students. Department Chairs are again invited to attend the Annual Networking Luncheon (details forthcoming).
Learn MoreKentucky Psychological Association
The 2009 KPA Academic Conference will be held this year on Saturday, March 28th at the University of Kentucky. Once again KPA will focus on student mentoring and provide a unique opportunity for graduate and undergraduate students to present their research in juried competitions, learn about career options and paths, and develop practical skills and network with fellow students from all across the state. Students may also nominate a faculty member as the Outstanding Graduate or Outstanding Undergraduate Mentor. Faculty members can participate through volunteer judging opportunities, mentoring presentations and being there to support their students. Department Chairs are again invited to attend the Annual Networking Luncheon (details forthcoming).
Learn MoreCEEB
The Spring Research Symposium is coming up May 14-15. The event is free and lunch will be provided. There will be presentations in Ecology, Evolution and Behavior.
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