Forensic Psychologist Guest Speaker | UMD Undergraduate Psychology Association

 

UnLocked Project features: Dr. Amy Morgan

The UnLocked Project at University of Maryland is excited to invite you  to an insightful event featuring Dr. Amy Morgan, a distinguished researcher from the University of Maryland’s School of Public Health. Dr. Morgan’s work explores how parental incarceration affects child development and family health, providing critical insights into supporting children and families impacted by incarceration. 

About the UnLocked Project:  

The UnLocked Project is a student-led initiative focused on supporting college students impacted by parental incarceration. Our group fosters awareness, offers peer support, and creates educational opportunities, such as this speaker series, to empower students and highlight community resources.

Event Details:

• Date & Time: November 12th, 4:00 pm - 5:30 pm
• Location: TLC Workshop & Meeting Room 2105, McKeldin Library (Second Floor)
• Food: Refreshments will be provided!

Students can sign up and learn more here.

Information Session: NSF Summer Research Experiences for Undergraduates

 On Tuesday, November 19, 2024 from 5:30-6:30 pm ET, the Office of Undergraduate Research will hold a Zoom information session for undergraduate students regarding summer Research Experiences for Undergraduates (REUs) supported by the National Science Foundation (NSF). If you work with students who might be interested in learning more about these programs, we would be grateful for your assistance in sharing information about this event with them.

Run by universities, colleges, and research organizations throughout the United States, NSF REU programs provide paid summer research opportunities to undergraduates in science, technology, engineering, and mathematical fields (including social, behavioral, and economic science fields). The NSF limits eligibility for these programs to undergraduates who are US citizens, nationals, or permanent residents. 

The information session will provide an overview of these programs and information on how to locate and apply to programs running in summer 2025. It will also feature a panel of UMD students who have participated in NSF REUs in the past:

• Yoshi Chettri ‘25 (Majoring in Cell Biology and Molecular Genetics and Chemistry; participated in Johns Hopkins University’s BioREU in Summer 2022)

• Atrey Desai ‘26 (Majoring in Computer Science and Linguistics; participated in the University of Texas-Arlington’s Animal Language Processing and Understanding REU in Summer 2024)

We ask that students interested in attending register in advance.

Many thanks, and please don't hesitate to contact us if you have questions related to this event.