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Call for Presentations and Posters

Submissions are due September 30th, 2025 for the Northern Lights Psychology Conference.

The Psychology Department at the University of North Dakota is seeking submissions for presentations and posters for the annual Northern Lights Conference which will be held in-person on Friday, October 24th, 2025 in the Henry Family Ballroom (Room 220).  

Undergraduate and graduate students, as well as professionals are welcome to submit a paper or poster proposal by September 30th, 2025.

Keynote Speaker

We are excited to announce our Keynote speaker this year, Dr. Alexa Tullett. Dr. Tullett is a social psychology professor at the University of Alabama. She is interested in how people form, hold on to, and change their beliefs, particularly in the realms of politics and science. Some of her work takes a meta-scientific approach, turning the tools of science inward to examine how psychological research is done. She discusses these topics, and many others, on the podcasts The Black Goat and Two Psychologists Four Beers. Her keynote address is titled "Promoting Scientific Skepticism in a Time of Science Denial" and tackles this problem within social psychology, first documenting legitimate reasons for skepticism, then turning to growing reasons for trust, and ending on possible pathways forward.

Presentations

Presentation submissions should include the information listed below:

  1. First and Last names of authors (Please list presenter first)
  2. University / Institutional affiliation
  3. Title of presentation
  4. Abstract (150 words or less)
  5. Preference for presentation time: AM, PM, or either
  6. Preference for presentation type: poster, oral, or either type

Submit Presentation

To submit your presentation please click on the submission button below

Submit your Presentation

Questions

Questions about the conference can be directed to und.psychology@UND.edu

Department of Psychology
Columbia Hall, Room 2000
501 N Columbia Rd Stop 8380
Grand Forks, ND 58202-8380
P 701.777.3451
F 701.777.3454

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