Sept. 2nd

Dr. Barbara Goldman
UNC - Frank Porter Graham Child Development Institute

Welcome Back!
Navigating the IRB Process for
Research with Children and Adolescents

Sept. 9th

Kurtz-Costes Lab
UNC Dept. of Psychology, Developmental

Achievement Motivation and its Correlates in African American Youth

Sept. 16th

Dr. Steven Reznick
UNC Dept. of Psychology, Developmental

Topic: Do we want an IA or TA role for graduate students assisting with PSYC 250?

Sept. 23rd

Dr. Patrick Curran
UNC Dept. of Psychology, Quantitative

Integrative Data Analysis: The Simultaneous
Analysis of Multiple Data Sets

 Sept. 30th

Dr. Gabriel Dichter
Duke, BIAC

Functional neural correlates of repetitive behaviors in autism spectrum disorders

Oct. 7th 

Dr. Donna Bryant
UNC, Frank Porter Graham Child Development Institute

Evaluating Educare: Science and Public Policy Coming Together

Oct. 14th

Dr. Lissette Saavedra
RTI International, Division of Social Policy and Health Research

Anxious Children who Received Treatment Grow Up: An 8 to 13 Year Follow-up

 Oct. 21st

Dr. Makeba Wilbourn
Duke, Dept. of Psychology and Neuroscience

Developmental Changes in Word-Object
Associative Links: Evidence for General-to-Specific Processing

Oct. 28th

Dr. Brian Boyd
UNC, Frank Porter Graham Child Development Institute

Developing a classroom-based joint attention and symbolic play intervention for preschool children with autism

Nov. 4th

Group Discussion of a Reading

Article: TBA

Nov. 11th

Dr. Amy Hedrick
UNC, Frank Porter Graham Child Development Institute

The Targeted Reading Intervention: A

Collaborative-Consultation Model to Benefit Teachers and Students

Nov. 18th 

Dr. Debra Skinner
UNC, Frank Porter Graham Child Development Institute

Developing genetic identity and responsibility: Anthropological perspectives on mothers
and their children with fragile X syndrome

Nov. 25th 

THANKSGIVING

HOLIDAY

Dec. 2nd

Dr. Antonio Morgan-Lopez

UNC Dept. of Psychology, Quantitative

A Peek Behind the Curtain: A Gentle Introduction to Advanced Concepts in Modeling Missing Data

Dec. 9th

         Last Fall Semester Developmental Lunch

                  End-of-Semester Celebration!!