(2/2) students will hopefully recognize the valuable knowledge, skills, and abilities they have acquired, gain some confidence in telling their own story, and leave with some evidence-informed strategies for improving their own chances for success in whatever their pursuit.
We are pleased to announce our first colloquium this year: On Friday, Sept 24, 2-4 PM: Dr. @ericlandrum will present: All That (Undergraduate) Work Was For Something: Telling Your Story for the Psychology Workforce or Graduate School. All are welcome; Zoom link below:
Abstract (1/2): Undergraduate psychology majors are often told they have limited options with their bachelor's degree, but the opposite is true; the limitless amount of opportunities can be nearly paralyzing to some. During this presentation,
The @PLUPsych department is seeking an individual to teach Psychology of Language. Since the campus is teaching most courses remote anyway, we've been given permission to hire someone to teach this online. Please see the details here: https://t.co/RF16U5mVX0
Psychology students have the power to make a difference. You understand cognitive biases, persuasion, predudice, and mental health. More importantly, you have empathy, and care deeply for others. With this, you have the power to work for lasting change.
Psychology, the scientific study of human behavior, can and should be used to understand and improve the institutional racism and police brutality that has plagued this country for too long. BlackLivesMatter.
With an all white faculty, the psychology department at PLU needs to do more. More to elevate our black students. More to elevate black scholars in the discipline. More to create a safe and creative space for our most vulnerable students. We need to listen more.
I am so grateful to the @PLUNEWS@PLUPsych department for the hard work they always do, but especially this spring. Since I couldn’t share these personal commendations in person, I offered this video for the conference. https://t.co/Jp69wFpIx8 via @YouTube.
Even before the CDC recommended people use face coverings when in public, there was a national shortage of masks due to COVID-19 — so members of the PLU community have been stepping up and making their own. #Attaway#GoLutes https://t.co/mbDn9Q2YqC