Senior Thesis Presentations

Christina de Lescinskis
Advisor: Professor Jeff Heflin
A More Personal Strategy: Implementing Artificial Intelligence to Emulate Human Play

Karen Huang
Advisor: Professor Barbara Malt
Can Narratives Alter One's Perception of Physical and Psychological States?

Sara Mason
Advisor: Professor Jessecae Marsh
The Metacognitive and Memory Effects of Searching on the Internet

A More Elevating Approach to Education

Co-hosted by Department of Psychology, Department of Education and Human Services

Dr. Josh Aronson , New York University

"A More Elevating Approach to Education"

April 7, 2017

4:00 – 5:30 PM

Lindermann, Rm. 200

Cognitive Diversity Series: Music Cognition in Healthy Aging and Neurodegenerative Disease

Music and the Mind Series

Diversity in Learning

Music Cognition in Healthy Aging and Neurodegenerative Disease

Thursday, April 20, 2017 | 4:10pm | STEPS, Room 290

Andrea Halpern, Bucknell University

Older people enjoy music as audience members and performers, but little is known about changes in music cognition during the normal course of healthy aging, or

Cognitive Diversity Series: Music Cognition: What Computational Models Can Tell Us

Music and the Mind Series

Diversity in Learning

Music Cognition: What Computational Models Can Tell Us

Thursday, April 6, 2017 | 4:10pm | STEPS, Room 290

Tom Collins, Psychology Dept.

Cognitive Diversity Series: Joyful Noise

Music and the Mind Series
Diversity in Learning

Joyful Noise

Monday, March 20, 2017 | 4:10pm | Baker Hall, Zoellner Arts Center

Panel discussion led by Alice Parker, Choral Composing Legend and Joyful Noise Choir

Interdisciplinary Neuroscience Symposium

An invitation to an Interdisciplinary Neuroscience Symposium

For complete information and to register visit https://www.lehigh.edu/~inneuro/

CSE Seminar Series: Genuine Helpers: Enabling natural language capabilities for interactive robots

Tom Williams, Ph.D. Candidate

Computer Science and Cognitive Science Program

Tufts University

Monday, February 13, 4:00 PM

Packard Lab room 466

Cognitive Diversity Series: Breaking into Language in Infancy: Finding Structure in Patterned Input

CSE Seminar Series: Egocentric Computer Vision, for Fun and Science

CSE Seminar Series: Egocentric Computer Vision, for Fun and Science
Dr. David Crandall Associate Professor School of Informatics and Computing Indiana University Bloomington
Wednesday, February 1
4:00 PM
Packard Lab, Room 466