Academic - LAS

Description

The mission of the GSSP organization is to promote, support, and communicate research in the area of social psychology. Students and various faculty members meet two to four times a month to discuss and present research.

Affiliations

This organization has no affiliations.

Constitution / Tier

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Tier Student Organization - Registered

Membership Information

Student Members 12
ISU Members 1
Non-ISU Members 0
Allowed Members Graduate Students in Social Psychology Area
Allowed Officers Graduate Students & Faculty in Social Psychology Area
Membership Qualifications Current graduate student in good standing in Social Psychology.
Membership Restrictions None
Elections/Selection Elections for officers held annually (Spring semester)
Meetings Weekly: Fridays at 12:10pm - 1:30pm, Lagomarcino W-139

Description of Regular Meetings/Activities

We meet weekly in seminars to discuss professional development issues and attend student research presentations. Department-wide colloquia presentations are held periodically. Faculty and students may present. These sessions are an important part of professional development because they provide a venue in which students can hone and polish their presentation skills, to obtain feedback on their on-going research, or to get help with difficult issues or problems they have encountered in their research.

Description of Special Events

At least once per academic year, GSSP hosts an invited colloquium from a regional scholar of renown in one of the Social Area's core academic domains. These scholar visits normally include an informal luncheon, during which graduate students and faculty can talk one-on-one with our guest, and a formal colloquium, during which our invited speaker will present her or his research to the Social Area faculty & students. Students from other Areas of Psychology are also welcome to attend these colloquia.