Applied Research Opportunities Draft Poster
A collaborative conversation among graduates and students of the Basic and Applied Social Psychology (BASP), Critical Social and Personality Psychology (CSP), Environmental Psychology (That’s us) and Public Science Project!
April 1st, 2019
6 PM – 8 PM
Room 6304.01
Featuring our own alum Bijan Kimiagar!
Also featuring CSP alumni Sabrica Barnett, and current CSP student Talia Sandwick!
Disciplining the Passenger, Domesticating the Subway:
Systemic Justice on an Urban Mass-Transit System
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Please click here to access the course descriptions for Developmental Psychology’s Spring 2019 Semester!
To learn more about Professor Ramasubramanian’s lecture, click here!
Dr. Laxmi Ramasubramanian, Architect and City Planner, will be holding a Brown Bag Lecture Nov. 7th! This lecture is free and open to the public!
Professor Ramasubramanian is an Associate Professor of Urban Planning and Policy at Hunter College and Deputy Director at the Institute for Sustainable Cities at Hunter College. She holds undergraduate and master’s degrees in Architecture from the University of Madras, India, a master’s degree in city planning from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and a Ph.D. in Architecture from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. She is also a certified planner holding the AICP credential.
Please join us as we welcome CUNY alumna, Dr. Kendra Brewster back to the Graduate Center to share her experiences and work! Dr. Kendra Brewster is currently an assistant professor at Providence College.
Her talk, Riders on the Storm: Studying Intergroup Conflict Amidst Cultural Wars, is free and open to the public!
When: Oct. 31st, 11:45 – 1:45
Where: “The Hub” (Room 6304.01) at the CUNY Graduate Center (365 Fifth Ave)
During Professor David Chapin‘s wonderful Brown Bag presentation, a surprise was revealed! Chapin had painted a section of “The Hub” to show us how we can challenge, redefine, and occupy space at the Graduate Center!
All are invited to see EP Professor David Chapin deliver this week’s Brown Bag lecture My Soul Was Born to Fly: Reflecting on 50 Years of Environmental Consciousness in the Everyday!
This talk will be Oct. 25th at 11:45-1:45 in the Hub!
Brown Bag is free and open to the public!
Courses include:
Queer Psychology with Kevin Nadal
Writing for Publication with Celina Su
Anthropology of the City: Engaged Urbanism with Setha Low
Critical Race Scholarship: Theory and Pedagogy with Michelle Billies and Soniya Mushi
Methods Modules: Participant Observation and Field notes, Interviewing, & Qualitative Data Analysis with Setha Low
Critical Studies/Perspectives on Immigration with Krystal Perkins
Listening Guide with Deb. Tolman
Community Based Research with María Torre
Environmental Social Science II: Ecological Concepts in Psychology with Susan Saegert
Childhood and Youth Studies: Approaches and Methods with Colette Daiute
Architecture: Placing Desire with David Chapin
Second Year Research Seminar CSP and Developmental Psychology with Colette Daiute
Second Year Research Seminar EP with Susan Saegert
Critical Psychology Lab with Joshua Clegg
Dissertation Seminar with David Chapin
The following professors are offering independent studies:
David Chapin, Melissa Checker, Colette Daiute, Michelle Fine, Cindi Katz, Setha Low, Susan Opotow, Susan Saegert, Brett Stoudt, Celina Su, Deb Tolman
The following professors are offering dissertation supervision:
Joshua Clegg, Michelle Fine, Cindi Katz, Setha Low, Kevin Nadal, Susan Opotow, Brett Stoudt, Susan Saegert, Celina Su, Deb Tolman
