Alex Haslam was recognised with an Order of Australia for “For significant service to tertiary education, particularly psychology, through research and mentoring” (see screenshot). This is great recognition for his exceptional leadership, research, teaching, and mentorship, which many SASP members have benefitted from over the years. Very much deserved and congratulations, Alex!
Dear SASP members, SASP is pleased to announce Dr Jasmine Fardouly and Dr Joel Anderson as joint recipients of the 2021 SASP Early Career Award. This award recognises a young scholar who has made an outstanding contribution to the field of social psychology in Australasia. Dr Jasmine Fardouly is currently a Research Fellow at Macquarie University and will start an […]
RE: Can you help Stefania (and Mark) protect their jobs at Newcastle? [by Fri 30th April] Dear Colleagues, I hope you are all well. We are writing to ask a favour: 10 minutes of your time to help me and my husband/colleague Mark Rubin protect our academic jobs. We recently learned that our positions in the […]
2021. 7. 29 ~ 7. 31 Sungkyunkwan University, Seoul, Korea On behalf of the Asian Association of Social Psychology (AASP), I would like to welcome you and all members of Society of Australasian Social Psychologists (SASP) to the 14th Biennial Conference to be held in Seoul, Korea. Founded in 1995, AASP (http://asiansocialpsych.org) has grown into one of the major psychology […]