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Fall 2009 Colloquia - Thursdays, 4:00 - 5:30 Elliott N119
November 19 |
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Maria Sera (UMN) Institute for Child Development "A Connectionist Approach to Understanding the Dynamics Between Language and Cognition: Learning Classifiers and Categories" abstract & readings |
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December 3 |
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Scott Lewis Brain Sciences Center (UMN) |
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December 10 |
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Jeff Engelmann (UMN) Psychology |
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Previous colloquia |
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September 10 |
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Wayne McGregor (Random Dance) Matt Chafee (UMN) Neuroscience "Choreographing the Brain" (Nolte 125) Co-sponsor: Institute for Advanced Study |
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September 17 |
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Wilson Geisler (University of Texas) "Natural Systems Analysis" Abstract | Reading 1 | Reading 2 |
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September 25 |
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No Colloquium is scheduled this week. Please attend our Annual Institute. "Aging: Aspirations and Applications" Friday at the Weisman Art Museum |
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October 1 |
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Aldo Rustichini Economics "Truckers in Green Bay, traders in the City: what I have learned on Intelligence, economic preferences and personality." Reading 1 | Reading 2 |
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October 8 |
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Kathleen Dianne Vohs (UMN) Institute for Research in Marketing "A Limited-Resource Model of Self-Control" Abstract | Reading 1 | Reading 2 | Reading 3 |
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October 15 |
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Mary Kennedy (UMN) Speech Language Hearing Sciences "Integrating Metacognitive Research Findings into the Cognitive Rehabilitation of Individuals with Traumatic Brain Injury" abstract & reading |
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October 22 |
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Bernard Mettler (UMN) Aerospace, Engineering, & Mechanics Agile Vehicle Control and Spatial Behavior: Relating Control Principles to Cognitive Dimensions abstract |
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October 29 |
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Wade Savage (UMN) |
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Paul Schrater Psychology & Computer Science |
November 5
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Keisha Varma (UMN) Educational Psychology "Assessing Students´ Understanding of Concepts, Mechanism, and Experimentation" abstract |
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November 12 |
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Angus MacDonald III (UMN) Psychology "Mechanisms Underlying the Happiness Set-Point: Personality and Gain- Loss Sensitivity" abstract |
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