Lisa H. Stewart, School Psychology, presented at the MN Council for Exceptional Children (CEC) conference in Duluth March 3 & 4. Her presentation was on current research related to determining academic progress using Curriculum-Based Measurement.
Gary Nickell, Psychology, had a paper accepted for presentation at European Association for Work and Organizational Psychology (EAWOP) Small Group Meeting on Selection and Assessment, Athens, Greece, in June. The paper “Applying Regulatory-Fit Theory to Person-Organization Fit: Prevention Focus’ Primacy in Safe Food Production” was co-authored with Dr. Verlin Hinsz from NDSU and Dr. Ernest Park from Cleveland State University.
Dr. Lisa Stewart presented her research on preschool vocabulary enrichment at a symposium at the National Association of School Psychologists in San Francisco, Calif., Feb 25, 2011. Graduate students Sara Heimdahl and Tara Hanson were co-authors on the project. She also co-presented a research paper on establishing early literacy goals and targets using DIBELSNext with Dr. Roland Good and Dr. […]
Jared Ladbury, Psychology, presented a paper “Assessing the relationship between trust perceptions and collectivism with the social relations model” at the annual meeting of the Society for Personality and Social Psychology in San Antonio, Texas. Verlin Hinsz (Psychology, NDSU) was co-author. Magdalene Chalikia, Gary Nickell, and Rochelle Bergstrom, all Psychology, also attended the meeting.
Paul Kramer‘s Dean’s Lecture, originally scheduled for Thursday, Jan. 20, has been rescheduled to Thursday, Feb. 10 at 3 pm, in CMU 101. The talk, titled “Roberts’ Rules of Order: Reflections on the U.S. Supreme Court,” will explore the major cases of the current Supreme Court term and attempt to define any major trends emanating from the Roberts Court.