The Public Face of Psychological Science
December 2 - 4, 2005
The theme of this inaugural conference is The Public Face of Psychological Science. The way psychological science presents its results and its value to the public, to policymakers and to research funding agencies is critical to the future of our discipline, and recent events suggest the need to hone our efforts as a collective and as individuals. By bringing together psychologists who are key leaders in science, we can develop a common agenda that will advance psychological science and help secure our future. We know that you will have much to contribute and learn through your participation, and your guidance will help shape our future actions.
Articles on the SciLC
Science Leadership Conference Hits a Home Run!
by Sara Robinson
Science Friday comes to SciLC!
by Pat Kobor
Looking Forward at the SciLC
by Geoff Mumford
Bjork, Overmier Selected for Service Awards
by Suzanne Wandersman
Reference Articles from the SciLC
Cyberinfrastructure for the Social and Behavioral Sciences
by Bennett I. Bertenthal
Psychology: Live and on the Air!
National Public Radio's Science Friday® program broadcasted from the Science Leadership Conference and featured two panels of psychologists speaking on psychological science findings related to gender differences in cognition and the role of stress in health.
If you missed the broadcast, try the archived podcast. Instructions can be found here.
For more information about previous programs and transcripts, please visit the Science Friday web page.
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