Events
The Psychology Research Think Tank holds and participates in various activities each semester, including meetings, conferences, and social events.
Meetings
The Psychology Research Think Tank holds seven meetings each semester. Over the course of these meetings, members present, debate, and refine their research proposals until 2-3 are selected to be conducted for the next semester.
All meetings are from 5:30 to 6:30 PM in the new Psychology Building (PYB 1002). Be sure to attend as many of the meetings as possible, as this is a major factor in selecting supporting authors for research studies.
Krispy Kreme Doughnuts will be provided at all meetings at no cost to attendees.
Fall 2026 Meeting Schedule
Meeting 1
- Think Tank and Executive Board introductions
- Updates on current studies and summer work
- Semesterly party date announced
- T-Shirt designs and order form released
Sep 2
Meeting 2
- Introduction to presenting research
- Floor opened for research suggestions
- How to access and use mySOURCE
Sep 16
Meeting 3
- Graduation cords announced and sign up form distributed
- T-Shirt orders collected
- Research discussions continue
Sep 30
Meeting 4
- Guest speaker (TBD)
Oct 14
Meeting 5
- Research discussions continue
Oct 28
Meeting 6
- Research discussions continue
Nov 11
Meeting 7
- Spring 2027 studies announced
- Research teams assembled
- Activities will continue for research teams over winter break
Dec 2
Research Conferences
The Psychology Research Think Tank is committed to sharing the research we do with the academic community. Past conferences that the Think Tank has participated in include the UA Undergraduate Research & Creative Activity Conference and the Alabama Psychological Association Annual Convention.
If you are interested in participating in a research conference, be sure to contact our Vice President, Jackson Alexander.
Social Events
The Think Tank offers members the opportunity to participate in fun social events, including parties at Dr. George's house. We typically hold these events once a semester. To learn more, come to meetings and stay tuned!
