Department of Psychology Events

Dr. Melania Chiponda will speak on community resistance, pan-African movement building, and confronting corporate power. This is a rare opportunity to learn from a visionary at the frontlines of global climate justice.

Date: Tuesday 3/18
Time: 1:40-2:50 (Community Hour)
Location: 1.73 NB

The Master’s Student Research Group (MSRG) and Psychology Department Diversity Committee is excited to co-host and present the Women in Forensics: Virtual Panel.

This event is an opportunity for students to hear from a diverse panel of women about their experiences working in the forensic field. Our panelists have a range of expertise, including but not limited to Rikers Island Correctional Center, Federal Bureau of Prisons, NYC Department of Corrections, Kirby Forensic Psychiatric Center, EAC Network, and many more.

Do you have any pressing questions or concerns about what working in the field may be like?

Date: March 19, 2025
Time: 1:40PM - 2:55PM (Community Hour)
Place: On Zoom

The Master’s Student Research Group (MSRG) and JJAY Student Council present Sip & Paint!

Get ready to come and share your creative side. Good vibes, bites and jazz! Ages 21+ only.

Date: Monday 3/24
Time: 3-7pm
Location: East/West End Student Dining Hall

Save the date! Showcase your research, connect with peers and enhance your academic journey. (NOTE: Proposals due March 21st!)

Date: Friday 5/2
Time: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM (Subject to Change)
Location: 9.64 NB

Planning to attend the 2025 American Psychology-Law Society Conference in San Juan, Puerto Rico? Join us for our annual social!

Date: Saturday 3/15
Time: 8:00-10:00pm
Location: El Beer Garden & Pizza Rústica, 100 Convention Blvd, San Juan, 00907, Puerto Rico (Right across the street from the conference hotel!) 

¡Let’s make academia more inclusive, ethical, and relevant together!

Join us for an inspiring conversation about how we can rethink our teaching, learning, and research!

This talk explores how Latinx and Hispanic scholars are reshaping qualitative research, challenging conventional ways of knowing by
bringing innovative perspectives from the Global South. From adapting theories to new contexts to using research as a tool for social justice, these scholars are transforming academia in powerful ways!

Date: Wednesday 3/19
Time: 1:40-2:50pm (Community Hour)
Location: 1.105 NB

Presented by the MA Criminal Justice Program and open for all!

Connect one-on-one with employers, explore job and internship opportunities.

Date: Wednesday 3/26
Time: 5-8pm
Location: 9.64 NB