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09X Calendar

Fall 2025

The calendar is constantly updated. Please check regularly! All events on the calendar count for PSY98 and 99 credit; please follow the instructions in Canvas to document your attendance and involvement in the events/workshops that you choose to attend.

Microaggression Virtual Workshop

This workshop can be completed remotely on your own at any time and counts as an event for PSY9x advising courses; the reflection component must be uploaded to Canvas before the end of the course.

» View instructions and earn a workshop credit

 

 

November 

Heart of a Lion: Reflect, Recharge, Refocus | Thursday, November 6, at 3:30pm | ED 113
College can be full of challenges, and setbacks are part of the journey. This workshop will help you tap into your resilience, process moments when things don’t go as planned, and create a game plan for bouncing back stronger through guided reflection and practical strategies.
[Please note: only 1 workshop may count towards PSY98/99 credit]

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Between the Street and the State: Black Women’s Anti-Rape Activism Amid the War on Crime | Thursday, November 6, at 5pm | Intercultural Center
 WGSS is holding an event featuring TCNJ/WGSS alum: Dr. Caitlin Reed Wiesner, an Assistant Professor at Mercy University. She will be speaking about her book, Between the Street and the State: Black Women’s Anti-Rape Activism Amid the War on Crime. The author will sign copies of her book that will be available for purchase at the event!

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Assistant Professor in Applied Cognitive Psychology | Monday, November 10, at 1-1:50PM | SSB 105
Calling all Psychology majors, come hear talks by your potential new Psychology Professor! In the coming weeks we will be hosting three candidates for our newest tenure-track Psychology Professor in Cognitive Psychology to talk about their research – You don’t want to miss this!
[Please note: only 1 attendance may count towards PSY98/99 credit]

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Montclair State University Info Session | Wednesday, November 12, from 11:15am – 12:15pm | Virtual Event
Montclair State University (MSU) will hold an information session on their graduate programs in Psychology. These include Master’s programs in Clinical, Psychological Sciences, and Industrial/Organizational as well as Ph.D. programs in Clinical and industrial/Organizational. Please join MSU Coordinator for Graduate Student Advancement in Psychology, Jen Wilenta Moriarity, for this virtual session.

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Heart of a Lion: Reflect, Recharge, Refocus | Wednesday, November 12, at 1pm | STEM 102
College can be full of challenges, and setbacks are part of the journey. This workshop will help you tap into your resilience, process moments when things don’t go as planned, and create a game plan for bouncing back stronger through guided reflection and practical strategies.
[Please note: only 1 workshop may count towards PSY98/99 credit]

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The Princeton Review x Pre-Law Society | Thursday, November 13, at 3pm | STEM 102
Learn everything you need to know about the LSAT from one of our instructors. Question types, structure, content to best prepare for your success. Please register here — may attend virtually.

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Heart of a Lion: Reflect, Recharge, Refocus | Tuesday, November 18, at 11am | ED 109
College can be full of challenges, and setbacks are part of the journey. This workshop will help you tap into your resilience, process moments when things don’t go as planned, and create a game plan for bouncing back stronger through guided reflection and practical strategies.
[Please note: only 1 workshop may count towards PSY98/99 credit]

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Assistant Professor in Applied Cognitive Psychology | Tuesday, November 18, at 1-1:50PM | SSB 103
Calling all Psychology majors, come hear talks by your potential new Psychology Professor! In the coming weeks we will be hosting three candidates for our newest tenure-track Psychology Professor in Cognitive Psychology to talk about their research – You don’t want to miss this!
[Please note: only 1 attendance may count towards PSY98/99 credit]

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Social Action Summit: Community Care in Action | Wednesday, November 19, from 9am – 4pm | BSC
The Division of Inclusive Excellence is hosting its second annual Social Action Summit on November 19th. Each year, we offer this conference as a means of collective opportunity to engage one another in broader conversations around supporting initiatives to address social issues and concerns that impact the TCNJ community and beyond. This year, our theme is focused on “Community Care in Action” and will feature content mutual aid efforts, grassroots cooperative initiatives, and human-centered services. The Social Action Summit is open to all students, employees, and members of the local community. Registration will begin on Wednesday, October 8th and continue through Monday, November 10th. Attendees will be able to select what times and sessions that they’d be available to attend throughout the day.

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Book Talk by President Emerita R. Barbara Gitenstein | Wednesday, November 19, at 5PM | Library Auditorium

President Emerita R. Barbara Gitenstein will be speaking at TCNJ about her new book, Portrait of a Presidency: Patterns in My Life as President of The College of New Jersey, on Wednesday, November 19th at 5:00 pm in the R. Barbara Gitenstein Library Auditorium. Following the talk, there will be a Q & A session and book signing.

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Assistant Professor in Applied Cognitive Psychology | Thursday, November 20, at 1-1:50PM | SSB 105
Calling all Psychology majors, come hear talks by your potential new Psychology Professor! In the coming weeks we will be hosting three candidates for our newest tenure-track Psychology Professor in Cognitive Psychology to talk about their research – You don’t want to miss this!
[Please note: only 1 attendance may count towards PSY98/99 credit]

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Robyn Gigl Book Discussion | Thursday, November 20, at 7PM | Library Auditorium
As part of Transgender Awareness Week, join WILL for a book talk by award-winning author, attorney and activist Robyn Gigl. Gigl’s popular Erin McCabe legal thrillers have landed on best of the year lists at The New York Times, The Los Angeles Times, CrimeReads, LAMBDA Literary and more.

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PSY 492 Presentations: The Effects of Brain Breaks on Student Engagement in the Classroom | Tuesday, November 25, 9am | Virtual
Kaitlyn McGowan will be presenting on their literature review findings from PSY 492. Presentation Title: The Effects of Brain Breaks on Student Engagement in the Classroom. Meeting ID: 646 674 0731, Zoom Password: GvLQr9
[Please note: only 1 attendance may count towards PSY98/99 credit]

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December

Psychology Capstone Presentations | Tuesday, December 2, at 11am | SSB 230
Please join us as two students will present Psychology capstone projects. Karnibah will be presenting his capstone project “Socio-economic impacts on opioid use disorder treatment outcomes” and Vishwa will present her capstone project “How nicotine impacts memory and attention”.
[Please note: only 1 attendance may count towards PSY98/99 credit]

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PSY 492 Presentations: Child Development Within the School Environment Capstone Presentation | Tuesday, December 2, at 4pm | Virtual
Grace Marscovetra will be presenting on their literature review findings from PSY 492. Presentation Title: Child Development Within the School Environment Capstone Presentation. Meeting ID: 860 5605 7351
Zoom Password: 0i6MAK
[Please note: only 1 attendance may count towards PSY98/99 credit]

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PSY 492 Presentations: A Cultural Perspective on Mother-Child Relationship | Wednesday, December 3, at 12:30pm | Virtual
Muniba Syeda will be presenting on their literature review findings from PSY 492. Presentation Title: A Cultural Perspective on Mother-Child Relationship. Meeting ID: 977 1814 7716, Zoom Password: 269469
[Please note: only 1 attendance may count towards PSY98/99 credit]

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PSY 492 Presentations: Savant Syndrome | Wednesday, December 3, at 3pm | Virtual
Isaiah Pleva will be presenting on their literature review findings from PSY 492. Presentation Title: Savant Syndrome. Meeting ID: 873 1050 5711, Zoom Password: V9PUHy
[Please note: only 1 attendance may count towards PSY98/99 credit]

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PSY 492 Presentations: Inattentional Blindness and the Formation of False Memories | Thursday, December 4, at 11am | Virtual
Javier Pardo will be presenting on their literature review findings from PSY 492. Presentation Title: Inattentional Blindness and the Formation of False Memories. Meeting ID: 955 849 3393, Zoom Password: a91PYw
[Please note: only 1 attendance may count towards PSY98/99 credit]

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PSY 492 Presentations: Research findings from the Reactivity Lab | Thursday, December 4, at 12:30pm | SSB 325
Mikayla Renzi, Nataly Lukonin, Jessica Samborsky, and Shane Mandia will be presenting their research findings from the Reactivity Lab.
[Please note: only 1 attendance may count towards PSY98/99 credit]
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