Spring 2006 Brown Bag Series
The Applied Psychology Department and the Cognitive Engineering Research Institute (CERI) offer applied psychology-related brown bags each semester. All meetings are held on Thursdays from 12:30 to 1:30pm at the CERI conference room, located at 5810 S. Sossaman Road in Mesa. For a map to this location please go to the CERI Web site.
If you are interested in presenting please contact the series coordinators: Leah Rowe (Leah.Rowe@asu.edu) or Jennifer Winner (jennifer.winner@asu.edu).
| Date |
Speaker |
Topic |
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Thurs., Jan 26
|
Dr. Steve Shope, CERI
|
Coal Mining and Human Factors |
| Thurs., Feb 2 |
No Brown Bag |
No Brown Bag |
| Thurs., Feb 9 |
Kelley Stewart, ASU Applied Psychology; Mesa Fire Department,
Instructor-Trainer |
Changing CPR to CCC: Did the American Heart Association consider Human Factors? |
| Thurs., Feb 16 |
William Howell, ASU Applied Psych |
The National Academies: Why They Matter |
| Thurs., Feb 23 |
John Delaney, Mesa Fire Department
|
An Introduction to the Incident Command System |
| Thurs., March 2 |
Peter Killeen, ASU Department of Psychology
|
Let's Reject Null Hypotheses and Accept this Alternative: A Decision Theory for Scientific Action
|
| Thurs., March 9 |
Chad Tossell, Air Force Research Laboratory
|
The Air and Space Operations Center (AOC) |
| Thurs., March 16 |
Spring Break – No Brown Bag
|
| Thurs., March 23 |
Justin Finnerty, M.Ed., ASU Career Services |
Career Services for Applied Psychology Students |
| Thurs., March 30 |
Vaughn Becker, ASU Applied Psychology
|
How do chronic and/or situationally activated self-protective goals influence social signal detection? |
| Thurs., April 6 |
Robin Sobotta, Ph.D., Public Administration, Embry-Riddle;
and
Valerie Adams, Ph.D., History, Embry-Riddle |
A New Tool in the Arsenal against Bioterror Attacks: Integration of Community Shielding into Arizona Emergency Planning Efforts |
| Thurs., April 13 |
Nia Amazeen, ASU Department of Psychology
|
Nonlinear Dynamics
in Motor Coordination |
| Thurs., April 20 |
John Black, Computer Science and Engineering, ASU |
How humans describe faces, and how that information can be used to develop an intuitive method for retrieving face images |
| Thurs., April 27 |
Fighter Combat International |
TBA |
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