NITOP - 2025 Concurrent Sessions

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NITOP 2025 Concurrent Session Speakers

Concurrent Session Schedule

Click the speaker's name to see their CV. Click the title of the session to see the abstract and speaker bio.

Florida Atlantic University

"Public Psychology: How to Cultivate Socially-Engaged Research at your University"

Douglas A. Bernstein

University of South Florida

"Teaching Critical Thinking in an Academic Minefield"

New Mexico State University

"A Lifetime Spent Thinking about Psychology Education: A Confab with Sue Frantz"

Vanderbilt University

"Best Practices for Helping Students Identify Misinformation and Correct Misconceptions"

Sarah Grison

Parkland College

"Can We Narrow the Achievement Gap By Developing College Students' Skills for Success?"

Erin Hardin

University of Tennessee Knoxville

"Creating Inclusive and Affirming Classrooms for Neurodivergent Students"

Wind Goodfriend

Buena Vista University

"Cults in the Classroom"

Loretta McGregor

Arkansas State Univ. Jonesboro

"Psychology and the Supreme Court: Celebrating the Legacy of Mamie Phipps Clark"

Danny Oppenheimer

Carnegie Mellon University

"Choosing to Learn: The Importance of Student Autonomy in Post-Secondary Education"

Phia Salter

Davidson College

"Each One Teach One: Why Critical Histories Belong in Psychology Classrooms"

Martin Shapiro

California State Univ. Fresno

"Videos that Enhance Student Success"

Stacie Spencer

Massachusetts College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences

"Yes, Psychology Majors Can Get Jobs with a Bachelor's Degree, and You Can Help!"

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