What does research tell us about the ADHD brain? This session explores brain imaging research in adults with ADHD, along with findings from the Georgia College & State University Psychophysiology Lab. Learn how ADHD affects behavior and cognition in college and beyond, and leave with practical strategies for students and those who work with them.
The Department of Psychological Science along with Psychology Club & PsiChi present our fourth faculty showcase with Dr. Rebecca Free. Attendees will learn how a psychology degree doesn’t lock you into one career path and that psychological skills (e.g., critical thinking, research, communication) translate across careers. The purpose for the presentation is to help students rethink what their degree can do and where it can take them.
The Department of Psychological Science presents its third faculty showcase with Dr. Stephanie Jett. The focus of this talk will be on veteran identity. What does it mean to be a veteran? Through interactive surveys, creative expression and real stories, this talk dives into how identity is shaped during and after service. Learn how stereotypes impact recognition, access to care and self-understanding — and how you can help shift the narrative.
The Department of Psychological Science presents its second faculty showcase. Dr. Whitney Heppner will discuss research linking mindfulness to health and wellness and activities you can do in your daily life to be more mindful and reap the benefits.This event will take place Friday, Oct. 24, at 2 p.m. in A&S 2-72.
Come, listen to and engage with the author of "Seeking Asylum," Jessica Whitehead as she shares the history of Central State Hospital, its lasting legacy in this community, and her personal journey of living with mental illness.The event takes place Tuesday, Sept. 30, at 6 p.m. in Peabody Auditorium.This event is worth SONA Credit for relevant courses and supports the Bobcats FIRST QEP "path credits" towards obtaining your fall 2025 plushie! RSVP on GC Connect today!
Come, listen to and engage with the author of "Seeking Asylum," Jessica Whitehead as she shares the history of Central State Hospital, its lasting legacy in this community, and her personal journey of living with mental illness.The event takes place Tuesday, Sept. 30, at 6 p.m. in Peabody Auditorium.This event is worth SONA Credit for relevant courses and supports the Bobcats FIRST QEP "path credits" towards obtaining your fall 2025 plushie! RSVP on GC Connect today!
Join us for an engaging event highlighting the innovative research, teaching, and community work of our Psychology faculty. This showcase offers a unique opportunity to explore current projects, connect with faculty members, and discover how psychology is making an impact both on campus and beyond. This month's talk is facilitated by Dr. Taylor Elsey and she will be discussing, "Snoozing Through College: Why Sleep Isn't Optional"! SONA Credit will be offered for relevant courses and...
Join us for an engaging event highlighting the innovative research, teaching, and community work of our Psychology faculty. This showcase offers a unique opportunity to explore current projects, connect with faculty members, and discover how psychology is making an impact both on campus and beyond. This month's talk is facilitated by Dr. Taylor Elsey and she will be discussing, "Snoozing Through College: Why Sleep Isn't Optional"! SONA Credit will be offered for relevant courses and...
The Department of Psychological Science presents a new faculty showcase series. The first will be facilitated by Dr. Taylor Elsey. Come, learn all about sleep in the life of college students. Dr. Elsey will discuss how much sleep you're probably getting, how much sleep you should be getting, why sleep is so important (especially during your college years) and many tips/tricks to improve your sleep.This event will take place Friday, Sept. 26, at 2 p.m. in A&S 2-72.
