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Psychoquium. Nov 20, 2:30pm, BS-P226. "Psychopathy and Violence Risk: How Accurate are Violence Risk Assessments Made Using the Psychopathy Checklist-Revised (PCL-R)?".

Department Seminar. Nov 27, 3:30pm, BS-P226. "Foreign Accent From the Perspectives of the Speaker and the Listener".

Norman Brown's work has been discussed in two recent Psychology Today articles.

Old World Order: 9/11 Didn’t Affect Much

Sex Ed: Can I Get Your Number?

Congratulations to the following graduate students receiving degrees in November. 

Doctoral: Emily Batty, Elif Engin, Janelle Pakan, Todd Williams, Trisha Wolansky

Master's: Kris McEown, Ruxandra Comanaru, Adam Reddon, Anastasia Arvanatides, Michele Moscicki, Ruben Van Gelder

The Gay Bisanz Memorial Turkey Challenge has won the Turkey Spirit Award as top corporate team many times over the years supporting the CBC Turkey Drive which donates proceeds to the Edmonton Food Bank.

Our students are successful in winning major awards ($10,000 to $35,000/year) nationally (CIHR, NSERC, SSHRC), provincially (Alberta Heritage Foundation for Medical Research, Alberta Ingenuity, Queen Elizabeth II), and locally (F.S. Chia) (more)

Weimin Mou received a CFI Leaders Opportunity Grant to support his work in Spatial Cognition in Virtual Environments.  His lab employs advanced motion tracking systems using dynamic 3D environments to support investigations into the acquisition, organization, utilization and revision of knowledge about spatial environments. (more)