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All events for May 1, 2013

9:00 AM - 15th Annual Academic Festival

10:00 AM - Kaplan Test Prep & Admissions Information Table

5:00 PM - Burlington, VT happy hour

7:00 PM - 5/01 Boston

7:00 PM - 5/01 Chicago

7:00 PM - 5/01 New York City

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15th Annual Academic Festival
Kaplan Test Prep & Admissions Information Table
           
             

All events for May 17, 2013

10:00 AM - Periclean Scholar Awards Ceremony & Honors Forum Senior Recognition

12:30 PM - Senior Varsity Athlete Recognition Luncheon

2:00 PM - Phi Beta Kappa Induction Ceremony

3:30 PM - Class of 2013 Parents Fund Ceremony

4:30 PM - President's Reception

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Periclean Scholar Awards Ceremony & Honors Forum Senior Recognition
Senior Varsity Athlete Recognition Luncheon
           
             
 
             
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Remembering Fictions - Our Own and Others' Constructions

Location: Palamountain Hall: Davis Auditorium

Date: 04/10/2013

Time: 5:30 PM - 7:30 PM

Description:
This research colloquium includes presentations by Elizabeth Marsh and Alan Scoboria. Each expert’s presentation will be relatively brief (about 25 minutes) followed by an interactive discussion period.

Scoboria (clinical psychologist, Behavioral, Cognitive, & Neuroscience Program, Windsor University) will speak about his research that examines the ease with which people come to believe imagined scenarios of possible life events originated from experienced events.

Dr. Marsh (cognitive psychologist, Psychology and Neuroscience Program, Duke University) will speak about her research that examines the ease with which people can incorporate details they encountered while reading fiction (others’ fictional constructions) into their knowledge about the world.

Sponsor:
The National Science Foundation;the Psychology Department, the Neuroscience Program, and the Dean of Faculty Office

Attendance Info: Free and open to the public.

Tags: fiction neuroscience psychology research research colloquium skidgenuity

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