Lecture Exchange

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1	Are you teaching online in Spring 2021? Would you love to expose your students to more expert researchers? Join our lecture exchange group! We have created a spreadsheet for faculty interested in exchanging prerecorded guest lectures for classes in social psychology, cultural psychology, evolutionary psychology and more. We think that this time of online teaching affords an excellent opportunity to expose students to experts on various topics in the study of human behavior. The idea would be to provide a prerecorded guest lecture that can be used by any participating faculty. Please add your name, lecture topic(s), and email address to our list! And, if there is something you would like for your class, feel free to send the request to that faculty member. A wonderful, but not mandatory, accompaniment to the lecture would be to exchange "tea time chats". That is, allow the professor and/or students in a course to interview you for 10 mins at a mutually convenient time after watching your lecture. **Note: keep your intro at the beginnng of the lecture short and generic so it can be used by all (ex. "Hello, I am X and I am excited to be guest lecturing for you today")
2	Faculty Name	Institution	Willing to provide a recorded lecture	Topic 1	Topic 2	Willing to do a "tea time chat" for someone's class?	Course taught	Notes (if you have a link to the lecture, share it)	Email Address	Length (mins)

3	Coren Apicella	U Penn	Yes	Evolution of cooperation		Yes	Social Psychology	theoretical intro with a focus on data from hunter-gatherers	corenapicella@gmail.com	50
4	Doug Kenrick	ASU	Yes	Mate selection	Evolved motives and social cognition		Social Psychology	Can do topics in Social psychology	DOUGLAS.KENRICK@asu.edu
5	Chris von Rueden	U of Richmond	Yes	Leadership	Hierarchy Evolution		Intro to Evolutionary Social Science	Topics covered include cooperation, religion, social learning/disinformation, group conflict, gender/marriage, history of human social organization	cvonrued@richmond.edu
6	David Puts	Penn State	Yes	Human sexual selection	Sexual selection in men	Yes	Sex and Evolution	can also do sexual selection theory, and endocrinology of psychological sexual differentiation	dap27@psu.edu
7	Pat Barclay	U of Guelph	Yes	See notes			Evolutionary Psychology	Many Topics in Evolutionary Psychology (all 80min recordings); Mating basics, Mating differences, within sex conflict, between sex conflict, evolution and ns, kinship, non-kin coooperation, parenting etc.	barclayp@uoguelph.ca
8	Maryanne Fisher	Saint Mary's University	Yes	Women's mating strategies as revealed in romance fiction	Women's intrasexual competition	Possibly	Evolutionary Psychology	Various topics in psychology, women studies, gender	mlfisher.99@gmail.com
9	Jaimie Krems	Oklahoma State University	Yes	Female competition + cooperation	Friendship		Social Psychology (Fall 2021)	Not teaching these in Spring 2021, but happy to share materials, etc.
10	Meltem Yucel	Duke University	Yes	Moral Development		Yes		It is a 20 min recored lecture on moral development from evolutionary psyc and other perspectives	meltem.yucel@duke.edu	20
11	Oliver Scott Curry	Oxford	Yes	Moral Psychology / Moral Universals		Yes	Moral Psychology	https://youtu.be/EKWgafVwqzc	oliver.curry@anthro.ox.ac.uk	50
12	Laurel Gabard-Durnam	Northeastern University	Yes	Reading emotions in faces (adult + dev)	tbd	Yes	Cognitive Development	will make a link!	l.gabard-durnam@northeastern.edu	50
13	Einav Hart	George Mason U	Yes	Negotiation/ Conflict/ Trust	Experimental Econ	Yes	Negotiation	I have a few recorded seminar & conference talks; happy to make new	einavi@gmail.com
14	Sarah Huff	University of Denver	Yes	Self-construal	Biculturalism	Yes	Cultural Psychology	I will be recording all of my lectures for this term and I'm happy to share anything that would be useful	sarah.t.huff@du.edu
15	Selin Gülgöz	Fordham University	Yes	Gender development	Gender cognition in transgender children	Yes	Psychology of Sex Roles; Cognitive Development		sgulgoz@fordham.edu
16	Gideon Nave	U Penn	Yes	Behavioral Genetics	Consumer Neuroscience	Yes	Consumer Neuroscience		gnave@wharton.upenn.edu
17	Sudeep Bhatia	U Penn	Yes	Risky decision making		Yes	Behavioral Ecoomics	This lecture is suitable for classes on judgment and decision making as well as behavioral economics	bhatiasu@sas.upenn.edu	50
18	Gil Greengross	Aberystwyth university	Yes	Evolution of humor		Yes	Evolutionary psychology		humorology@gmail.com	50
19	Tanya Broesch	Simon Fraser University	Yes	Human infancy across cultures	Attachment and culture	Definitely!	Developmental Psychology	I recorded all of my lectures this term and will revise for spring	tanya_broesch@sfu.ca	40
20	Lei Zhang	U of Vienna (AT)	Yes	Experimental design		Yes	Decision Neuroscience	https://youtu.be/Xijzscuxqps	lei.zhang@univie.ac.at	90
21	Josh Ackerman	U of Michigan	Yes	Behavioral immune system		Yes	Social Psychology; Evolutionary psychology		joshack@umich.edu
22	Noah Emery	Colorado State University	Yes	Addiction and Substance Use Disorders		Yes	Abnormal Psychology	Prerecorded lecture designed for first/second year students	noah.emery@colostate.edu	55
23	Sonya Xinyue Xiao	Arizona State University	Yes	Gender development during childhood (peer relations)	Prosocial and moral development during childhood	Yes	Infancy and toddlerhood;Intro to Parnting		xxiao25@asu.edu
24	Rima-Maria Rahal	Max Planck Institute for Research on Collective Goods	Yes	Cognitive processes underlying social and moral decisions	Open Science in Social Psychology	Yes	Social Cognition	Not teaching atm but happy to share materials etc.	rahal.rimamaria@gmail.com	up to you
25	Dan Lannin	Illinois State University	Yes	Help-Seeking Stigma	Personal Values	Yes	Clinical/Counseling Psychology		dglann1@ilstu.edu	25-30
26	Fanli Jia	Seton Hall University	Yes	Research Methods in Cultural/Cross-Cultural Psych	Acculturation and Multiculturalism	Yes & Group Chat	Cultural Psychology	Hopefully I can record my lectures during the winter break.	fanli.jia@shu.edu
27	Luke Russell	Illinois State University	Yes	Stepfamilies/Remarriage	Divorce	Yes	Family Science	Focused on promoting child and adult health, wellbeing, and resilience	ltrusse@ilstu.edu
28	Chang Su-Russell	Illinois State University	Yes	Child socialization	Chinese siblinghood	Yes	Multicultural Family Studies; Life Span Parenting	MFS: Cultural and racial factors influence the interworking of families	csuruss@ilstu.edu
29	Sarah Gaither	Duke University	Yes	Any lecture in an intro to social course	multiracial identities, racial/ethnic identity development	Yes	Social Psychology	I am also open to have anyone give a live lecture instead!	sarah.gaither@duke.edu
30	Todd Jensen	University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill	Yes	Stepfamily processes and youth well-being	Family violence prevention	Yes	Human Development in Context: Infancy to Adolescence; Evaluation of Social Work Interventions; Structural Equation Modeling		jensen@unc.edu
31	Erin Westgate	University of Florida	Yes	Various social psych topics	See link in notes		Social Psychology	https://www.erinwestgate.com/lectures.html	erinwestgate@ufl.edu	15-60
32	Jessica Saalfield	Penn State Schuylkill	Yes	Substance Use and Misuse	Adolescence	Yes	Abnormal Psychology, Learning and Memory
33	Geoffrey Miller	U. New Mexico/CUHK-SZ	Yes	Mental fitness indicators	Existential risks	Maybe	Evolutionary Psychology	Many of my talks are up on https://www.youtube.com/geoffreymillerphd	gfmiller65@gmail.com	5-60
34	Michael McCullough	UC San Diego	Yes	Forgiveness and Revenge		Yes	Evolutionary Psychology			50-60
35	Rohan Kapitany	Keele University	Yes	Ritual, supernatural belief	Human history, emergence of faculties for culture	Yes	Cultural Psychology / Cultural Evolution		r.f.kapitany@keele.ac.uk
36	Melanie MacEacheron	Arizona State University	Yes	What is attractive in women's and men's faces: factors in common and not	Women's recent marital surname choice in North America	Yes	Intro Psy; Intro to Social Psy	Will provide link to Topic 1 on request. Link to topic 2: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MMUGUUQkbpc	mmaceac1@asu.edu	45 mins each
37	Pelin Gül	University of Groningen, Netherlands	Yes	Cultural psychology (intro or specific topics)	Sexism and gender relations	Yes	Social Psychology, Cultural Psychology, Psychological Perspectives to Leadership (Bachelor courses)	I can attend online in real-time and give my lecture in an interactive way if your class is small. I can record it for large-sized classes.	p.gul@rug.nl	max 60 mins
38	Vic Shao-Chih Chiang (gay cisgender male)	UMass Boston	Yes	DeepLabCut	Sexual diversity	Yes	https://github.com/vchiang001/Intro2BehvRes/blob/main/README.md	https://www.slideshare.net/vscchiang/deeplabcut-ai-residency	v.chiang001@umb.edu
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