Faculty Speakers Bureau

Paul Atchley, assistant professor, patchley@ku.edu

The older driver: Stereotypes and reality

Visual attention in depth: How far can we go?

Models of optic flow processing: The older observer constraint

John Colombo, professor, colombo@ku.edu

Behavior and brain development in infancy and early childhood

Basic mental abilities of human infants

Attention in children: some myths and realities

Douglas Denney, professor, denney@ku.edu

Evolution and the brain

Understanding drug treatments of psychiatric and neurological disorders

The field of neuropsychology

Faculty Speakers Bureau
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Psychology Initial contact should be with the Speakers Bureau Office (785) 864-5169, govern@ku.edu, not the individual faculty member.
Paul Atchley, assistant professor, patchley@ku.edu The older driver: Stereotypes and reality Visual attention in depth: How far can we go? Models of optic flow processing: The older observer constraint John Colombo, professor, colombo@ku.edu Behavior and brain development in infancy and early childhood Basic mental abilities of human infants Attention in children: some myths and realities Douglas Denney, professor, denney@ku.edu Evolution and the brain Understanding drug treatments of psychiatric and neurological disorders The field of neuropsychology Dennis Karpowitz, associate professor, dkarpowitz@ku.edu Making stronger, happier marriages Communication and problem-solving in marriages and families Teaching children universal values Susan Kemper, distinguished professor, skemper@ku.edu Effects of aging on language and communication Michael S. Vitevitch, assistant professor, mvitevit@ku.edu · Speech errors: what do they really mean?
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