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Keynote Speaker
Dr. Ed de St. Aubin
Department of Psychology, Marquette University
![[graphic]](csbs_main_clip_image002.jpg) Research Interests
I was trained as an interdisciplinary scholar in the study of the developing human being. My general interests include the expression of personality in the various phases of the life course as determined by the interplay of biology (e.g., sex, evolution, emotions, neurophysiology) and environment (e.g., social institutions, family dynamics, historical period). My scholarly efforts have primarily focused on three areas: 1) GENERATIVITY, an emerging need in adulthood to achieve symbolic immortality through investments of self into the creation and well-being of younger individuals and future generations; 2) PERSONAL IDEOLOGY, one's belief based philosophy of how life should be lived and of what forces impact human living (includes religiousness, morality, values, political orientation, parenting styles, and assumptions concerning human nature); and, 3) NARRATIVE as both an aspect of identity (one's self defining life story) and as a research method (the analysis of stories).
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This conference is a great opportunity for professional development.
You can participate by presenting your own research project, or as an
attendee to learn more about research in the social sciences. ALL students
from ALL majors in the College of Social and Behavioral Sciences are
encouraged to participate.
So, What Do I Do First?
READ-REGISTER-SUBMIT
READ the Call for Papers in the left hand column
REGISTER for the conference by clicking on "Registration Form"--all
attendees and presenters are required to do this
SUBMIT your work to the conference by clicking on "Submission Form"
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