Expand your skill set and advance your career with upcoming workshops and trainings on science communication, research practices, job skills, and more.
03/12/2025
Even the most experienced researchers can sometimes fall into the pitfalls of producing a conference poster that does not appeal to their audience. In this webinar, winners of the 2024 APS Poster Awards led a Visit Page
Speakers: Jonathan L. Chia, Sreelakshmi Pushpanadh
02/12/2025
Peer review is an essential step in the process of publishing robust and reliable psychological research. But the process of peer review can seem cryptic, especially to early career researchers who are new to publishing Visit Page
Speakers: Kongmeng Liew, Matt Goldrick
12/10/2024
For many psychological researchers and scholars, receiving a graduate degree does not always cement their pathways within academia. Instead, a growing number of researchers are looking outside of traditional career trajectories to positions in the Visit Page
Speakers: Cara Bohon, James Dunlea, Michael Mullarkey
11/13/2024
No matter what stage you are at in your career, writing a clear, concise, and engaging abstract can be a tricky endeavor. “A good abstract really sells the research. It makes people want to read Visit Page
Speakers: Amanda Montoya, Corey Cook
11/12/2024
Sharing research with journalists can often feel like a complicated endeavor for researchers who are unfamiliar with the process media outlets use to feature new science. In this webinar, long-time journalists Kim Elsesser (Forbes) and Visit Page
Speakers: Gideon Lewis-Kraus, Kim Elsesser
10/02/2024
The transition out of academia and into industry can be difficult as psychology graduate programs are not always designed to support this career trajectory, and academic and industry career paths require different ways of promoting Visit Page
Speaker: Joseph Powers
