JHU Psychology

12/01/2016

Bring your Holiday Cheer and spend an evening decorating cookies on December 8th in the Sherwood Room from 6:00-8:00 pm!
RSVP to the following link:
http://tinyurl.com/PsychCookieParty

10/18/2016

DESIGN THE NEXT PSYCHOLOGY DEPARTMENT T-SHIRT!

We want you to create the next Psychology department t-shirt! Be creative and make your designs here:
http://www.customink.com/lab?ref=nav_v2.

Please restrict designs to no more than two colors on one side and only one on the other. Also, please refrain from including the year in the design. Submissions should be sent to [email protected] by October 31st.

We will hold a vote once all of the submissions have been collected to decide which design your peers like best and the winning shirt will be distributed at our winter party this year. Thanks for your participation.

10/10/2016

See you this Thursday, October 13th for the Clinical Psychology Advising Lunch Series!

10/07/2016

RSVP FOR THE PSYCHOLOGY OF MASCULINITY AND SEXUALITY EVENT
MONDAY, OCTOBER 17
FROM 12:00-1:30 PM, SHERWOOD ROOM, LEVERING HALL

Come join our event to discuss the psychological underpinnings of masculinity and sexuality. More information at:

http://hub.jhu.edu/events/2016/10/17/the-psychology-of-masculinity-and-sexuality-with-chris-kraft/

10/03/2016

See you Wednesday at 5:00 pm!

09/29/2016

Become a Synapse Chapter Founder!
Synapse is a national organization that improves the lives of individuals with brain injury.

09/28/2016

Psychology majors - share your research and get published! The Undergraduate Research Journal of Psychology at UCLA wants your research paper!
Submissions due by Oct 16th | More info at https://urjp.ps

04/11/2016

it's not too late to sign up!!! enjoy a nice lunch tomorrow with other psychology students at Gertrude's Restaurant and get to know the newest Psychology professor, Dr. Jason Fischer!

just a couple of slots remain! http://goo.gl/forms/l2E0Vq62VZ

04/06/2016

Join us for lunch at Gertrude's Restaurant on Tuesday at 12PM!

Get to know Dr. Jason Fischer, the newest faculty member of the department, over lunch! He studies visual perception, with his lab investigating questions like how people are able to see whether a stack of dishes is stable or may topple over (intuitive physical reasoning), or how people are able to read road signs and see other vehicles when driving in heavy rain (perceptual stability).

Sign up before all slots are filled: http://goo.gl/forms/l2E0Vq62VZ

12/11/2015

The Johns Hopkins Mood Disorders Center, with the National Network of Depression Centers Psychiatry and the Arts Series, presents a film screening of Touched with Fire, the drama romance that follows two bipolar poets as they fall in love

The screening of the film will be followed by a question-and-answer session with filmmaker Paul Dalio as well as experts from the Johns Hopkins Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences, Director J. Raymond DePaulo, Jr., M.D. and author and teacher Kay Redfield Jamison, PhD.

http://hub.jhu.edu/events/2015/12/14/arts-culture-film-screening-touched-with-fire

Sponsored by the Mood Disorders Center, the film centers on two bipolar poets whose art is fueled by their emotional extremes

11/17/2015

On Wed, Nov 18, from 10am - 12pm // Stop by the Johns Hopkins Career Center's table in the Levering Courtyard to get a brief demonstration on how to use Handshake and locate PIN internships. Login to Handshake on one of our iPads to get a free donut!

In Hopkins Handshake, students upload resumes for review by employers, who can also search your student profile and contact you within the system. Handshake will be your access point to other key career resources such as Interview Stream, résumé templates, interview preparation materials, and career exploration tools, such as Glassdoor.com.

http://hub.jhu.edu/events/2015/11/18/student-life-demos-and-donuts

Stop by the Career Center's table to learn to use Handshake

03/26/2015

wow - we're hearing so many great suggestions on finding meaningful and relevant research experiences!!! thanks again to our panelists for their time & invaluable advice, and to the Undergraduate Steering Committee for making these resources available!!!