Events at: Suedfeld Lounge - Kenny Room 2510

February Student Faculty Social

Student Faculty Socials are designed to bridge the gap between students and faculty. For this February Student Faculty Social, the Psychology Students’ Association of UBC are bringing psychology students karaoke and complimentary Indian food! Show off your singing voice on February 5th! Admission is FREE for everyone. Members, non-members, psychology students, professors, and even graduate students […]

2018 Psi Chi Membership Info Session

 Join the UBC Chapter of Psi Chi, the International Honour Society in Psychology. Drop by our INFO SESSION to learn more. Benefits of joining:  Recognition for your outstanding academic performance, as only the top 35%of students qualify for membership. Opportunities to gain funding for your research, through Psi Chi International awards and UBC Chapter awards. Being part of a community of people […]

March Student Faculty Social

Student Faculty Socials (SFS) are designed to bridge the gap between students and faculty. Join the Psychology Students’ Association of UBC for the very last SFS of the academic year. PSA will be saying their goodbyes and farewells alongside food and discussion. Admission is FREE for everyone. Members, non-members, psychology students, professors, and even graduate students are […]

Graduate Funding Workshop

Do you have questions about graduate funding? We can help! The Associate Head for Graduate Affairs and the Graduate Fellowships Committee invite current UBC Psychology graduate students and faculty to attend a workshop to hear about the process of adjudicating fellowships in our department. If you have questions, bring ‘em on! If you don’t yet know enough […]

Invited Talk: Jason Rights | Quantitative

Title: Advances in R-squared measures for quantifying explained variance in multilevel models Abstract: Multilevel models (MLMs) are commonly used by psychologists to accommodate nested data (e.g., students nested within schools or patients nested within clinicians). Psychologists interested in reporting effect size measures for MLMs often mention the need for R-squared measures of explained variance for […]