Psychology and Neuroscience Seminar Series
Overview
Each year, the Department of Psychology and Neuroscience hosts a seminar series in which experts in the field of Psychology and/or Neuroscience present their research. Seminars are typically 50 minutes and are followed by a brief discussion. Coffee and snacks are available before the seminar, and afterward there is a light reception.
The series is organized by the Colloquium Committee consisting of departmental faculty and staff, and student societies: Dalhousie Student Union (DSU), Undergraduate Neuroscience Society (UNS), and Dalhousie Association of Psychology Students (DAPS).
Below you will find confirmed dates for the upcoming year, 2025-2026:
Date |
Speaker |
Title |
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| All seminars will be held on Thursdays from 11:30 a.m.–1:00 p.m. Fall seminars will be held in the Sir James Dunn Building, Room 101 and the winter seminars will be held in the Sir James Dunn Building, Room 304. |
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| Fall 2026 | ||
October 8 JACOB HAMILTON MEMORIAL LECTURE |
Dr. Kayla M. Joyce |
Why Do People Use Substances? Coping, Motherhood, and the Future of Integrated Perinatal Care |
November 26 TERRY ANDERS MEMORIAL LECTURE |
Dr. Katelynn Boerner |
TBA |
| Winter 2027 | ||
TBA BRUCE EARHARD MEMORIAL LECTURE (UNDERGRADUATE AWARDS DAY) |
TBA | |
TBA DALHOUSIE ASSOCIATION OF PSYCHOLOGY STUDENTS LECTURE |
TBA |
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TBA GRAHAM GODDARD LECTURE |
TBA |
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TBA COLLOQUIUM |
TBA |
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TBA DONALD O. HEBB MEMORIAL LECTURE |
TBA |
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COLLOQUIUM |
TBA
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