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PBS Seminar Speaker series

Ames 234 PBS Graduate & Postdoctoral student presentation series KL & XL presenting

Anne Churchland

Colloquium Speaker- Anne Churchland

Hodson 213

Anne Churchland, a Professor of Neurobiology at the UCLA Brain Research Institute, will be giving a Colloquium talk at 3:30 pm with a Q+A to follow! Title and Abstract coming […]

Colloquium Speaker- Anna Papafragou

Hodson 213

Anna Papafragou, a Professor of Linguistics at the University of Pennsylvania, will be giving a Colloquium talk at 3:30 pm with a Q+A to follow! Title and Abstract coming soon.

Colloquium Speaker- Neil Lewis, Jr.

Hodson 213

What We Learn from Where We Live Neil Lewis, Jr., an Associate Professor in the Department of Communication at Cornell University, will be giving a Colloquium talk at 3:30 pm […]

Colloquium Speaker- Alison Gopnik

Hodson 213

Alison Gopnik, a Professor of Psychology at the University of California at Berkeley, will be giving a Colloquium talk at 3:30 pm with a Q+A to follow! Title and Abstract […]

Brain Cognition Lecture Series

This lecture series is a joint effort between the Department of Psychological and Brain Sciences, the Mind/Brain Institute, and the Department of Cognitive Science. It is held every other year in the spring.

Stanley Hall Lecture Series

Organized by the undergraduate honor society (Psi Chi), this lecture series aims to bring a recognized speaker to campus to give a public lecture each spring. This upcoming series features:

Commencement Reception

The department recognizes the honors and accomplishments of its undergraduate and graduate students who graduate each year at a reception each May. The reception is open only to members of the department and programs, the graduating students, and their families.

Department Social Events

The Department encourages social interaction with our collaborative departments and programs here on the Homewood campus: Cognitive Science, Mind/Brain Institute, and the Undergraduate Neuroscience and Behavioral Biology Programs. These events are open only to members of these departments and/or programs.