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Hastings College is set to host the Nebraska Psychological Society's Undergraduate Research Conference, an event that promises to be a significant gathering for students and professionals in the field of psychology. Scheduled to take place soon, the conference aims to showcase the innovative research conducted by undergraduate students from across the state.
The highlight of the event will be the keynote address delivered by Dr. Jeffrey Stevens, the esteemed director of the Canine Cognition and Human Interaction Lab at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln. Dr. Stevens is known for his groundbreaking work in understanding the cognitive abilities of dogs and their interactions with humans. His insights are expected to inspire attendees and provide a deeper understanding of the psychological principles at play in human-animal relationships.
In addition to the keynote speech, the conference will feature various presentations from undergraduate students, offering them a platform to share their research findings and engage with fellow students and faculty. This event not only fosters academic growth but also encourages collaboration and networking within the psychology community in Nebraska.
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