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President's Welcome Grid 1 President’s Welcome 2013 Convention of the Eastern Psychological Association Welcome to the 84th meeting of the Eastern Psychological Association. This meeting promises to be a very exciting and stimulating one, not just because of our meeting location in the heart of Times Square but also because of the many fabulous speakers who will be discussing their work with us. The theme of the meeting is “Consuming Psychological Science.” Therefore, speakers will be discussing food consumption from many different perspectives including sensory, developmental, social, learning, clinical, and cognitive. Some of the highlights: - Kicking off the meeting, Linda Bartoshuk (University of Florida) will be giving the Psi Chi/EPA Invited Address, “Why do we like some foods and hate others? Can we do anything about it?” - The Presidential Integrative Symposium “ Why we eat what we eat” will have Jeff Brunstrom (University of Bristol), Marcia Pelchat (Monell Chemical Senses Research Center) and Peter Herman (University of Toronto) discussing their work in an attempt to explain human eating. - In a second symposium “New insights into the biology, associated psychopathology, and prevention of obesity” Allan Geliebter (Columbia University Medical Center/Touro College), Susan Carnell (Columbia University Medical Center), Laurence Nolan (Wagner College), and David Levitsky (Cornell University) will discuss some recent findings about obesity. - Other invited speakers including Paul Rozin (University of Pennsylvania), Janet Polivy (University of Toronto) Brian Wansink (Cornell University), Julie Menella (Monell Chemical Senses Research Center) and Terry Davidson (American University) will be presenting invited addresses on the topic of food and eating. Yes, there are non-food-related presentations too! Some of the highlights: - In celebration of the 50 year anniversary of Richard Solomon’s presidency of the Eastern Psychological Association, one of his most prominent students, Steve Maier (University of Colorado), will present the Richard Solomon Invited Address. - Jerome Bruner (New York University) will be interviewed by our new Historian, Robin Cautin (Manhattanville College) about his career and Cognitive Psychology - Many more invited speakers include Saul Kassin (John Jay College of Criminal Justice) an expert on false confessions, Alan Leslie (Rutgers University) who was part of the group who discovered that autistic children have an impaired Theory of Mind, and Philip Zimbardo (Stanford University). There are many more wonderful talks, symposia, and posters. Please take this opportunity to consume not only some psychological science but also some of the fabulous food New York City has to offer. I would like to thank all of the people who have worked long and hard to put this conference together. In particular, I would like to thank Executive Officer Fred Bonato and the hardworking Program Committee chaired by Daniel Gottlieb. In addition, thanks to the many others who contributed their time and energy including the Board of Directors and the student assistants and volunteers. Enjoy the meeting! Debra A. Zellner 2 3 Officers and Committees of the Eastern Psychological Association OFFICERS President Debra A. Zellner, Montclair State University President-Elect Thomas Zentall, University of Kentucky Past President Andrew Delamater, Brooklyn College CUNY Executive Officer Frederick Bonato, Montclair State University Treasurer Norine Jalbert, Western Connecticut State University Historian Robin L. Cautin, Manhattanville College Program Committee Chair Daniel Gottlieb, Sweet Briar College BOARD OF DIRECTORS 2010-2013 Rachel Barr, Georgetown University 2011-2014 Bruce Brown, Queens College CUNY 2011-2014 Bonnie Green, East Stroudsburg University 2012-2015 Christopher Hakala, Western New England University 2011-2014 James Macdonall, Forham University 2010-2013 Susan Nolan, Seton Hall University 2012-2015 Irene Pepperberg, Harvard University 2010-2013 Vincent Prohaska, Lehman College CUNY 2012-2015 Steven Sloman, Brown University PROGRAM COMMITTEE 2011-2013 Daniel Gottlieb, Program Committee Chair, Sweet Briar College ex officio Frederick Bonato, Executive Officer, Montclair State University ex officio Debra A. Zellner, President, Montclair State University 2011-2013 Michael Bernstein, Penn State University Abington 2011-2013 Nancy Kim, North Eastern University 2012-2014 Judy Platania, Roger Williams University 2012-2015 Robin L. Cautin, Historian, Manhattanville College 2012-2014 Regina Sullivan, New York University 2011-2013 Harold Takooshian, Fordham University 2012-2014 Deborah Walder, Brooklyn College CUNY 2012-2014 Stacey Zaremba, Moravian College Affiliates Mercedes McCormick, PsiChi, Pace University Melanie Arpaio, Psi Beta, Sussex County CC Michele Schlehoefer, SCRA, Salisbury University Lindsay Morton, EPAGS 4 Past Presidents of the Eastern Psychological Association 1929-1930: Robert S. Woodworth 1957-1958: Stuart W. Cook 1985-1986: Florence L. Denmark 1930-1931: Howard C. Warren 1958-1959: Carl Pfaffmann 1986-1987: Robert A. Rescorla 1931-1932: Margaret Floy Washburn 1959-1960: James J. Gibson 1987-1988: Ethel Tobach 1932-1933: Raymond Dodge 1960-1961: S. Smith Stevens 1988-1989: Edwin P. Hollander 1933-1934: James M. Cattell 1961-1962: George A. Miller 1989-1990: Doris R. Aaronson 1934-1935: Joseph Jastrow 1962-1963: Richard L. Solomon 1990-1991: Linda M. Bartoshuk 1935-1936: Herbert S. Langfeld 1963-1964: Charles N. Cofer 1991-1992: Russell M. Church 1936-1937: Samuel W. Fernberger 1964-1965: David C. McClelland 1992-1993: Lewis P. Lipsitt 1937-1938: Karl S. Lashley 1965-1966: Eliot Stellar 1993-1994: Norman E. Spear 1938-1939: Karl M. Dallenbach 1966-1967: James E. Deese 1994-1995: Kay Deaux 1939-1940: Fredric L. Wells 1967-1968: Eleanor J. Gibson 1995-1996: George H. Collier 1940-1941: Walter S. Hunter 1968-1969: Morton Deutsch 1996-1997: Ludy T. Benjamin, Jr. 1941-1942: Gardner Murphy 1969-1970: B. Richard Bugelski 1997-1998: Bartley G. Hoebel 1942-1943: Gordon W. Allport 1970-1971: Joseph V. Brady 1998-1999: John Gibbon 1943-1944: Edna Heidbreder 1971-1972: Roger Brown 1999-2000: Ralph R. Miller 1944-1945: Henry E. Garrett 1972-1973: William N. Schoenfeld 2000-2001: Barbara F. Nodine 1945-1946: Edwin G. Boring 1973-1974: Jerome L. Singer 2001-2002: Jeremy M. Wolfe 1946-1947: Anne Anastasi 1974-1975: Jerome Kagan 2002-2003: Carolyn Rovee-Collier 1947-1948: J. McVicker Hunt 1975-1976: Lorrin A. Riggs 2003-2004: Peter Balsam 1948-1949: Otto Klineberg 1976-1977: Julian B. Rotter 2004-2005: Mark Bouton 1949-1950: A. Hadley Cantril 1977-1978: Julian E. Hochberg 2005-2006: Stanley Weiss 1950-1951: Carl I. Hovland 1978-1979: Leon J. Kamin 2006-2007: Philip Hineline 1951-1952: Frank A. Beach 1979-1980: Seymour Wapner 2007-2008: Robert Sternberg 1952-1953: Neal E. Miller 1980-1981 Robert Perloff 2008-2009: Nora Newcombe 1953-1954: Harold Schlosberg 1981-1982: Mary Henle 2009-2010: Kurt Salzinger 1954-1955: B. F. Skinner 1982-1983: Judith Rodin 2010-2011: Ruth Colwill 1955-1956: Clarence H. Graham 1983-1984: Virginia S. Sexton 2011-2012: Andrew Delamater 1956-1957: Fred S. Keller 1984-1985: Nancy S. Anderson 2012-2013: Debra A. Zellner 5 Fellows of the Eastern Psychological Association In 2007, EPA’s Board of Directors established a new level of membership to honor achievement in psychology: EPA Fellow. By virtue of its honorific status, the Board intended the Fellow designation not only to increase retention of existing members but to attract new ones. The Board also hoped that the Fellows would play an important leadership role in the Association, particularly at the annual meeting. (*recently inducted fellows) Aaronson, Doris 2010 Glass, Arnold 2009 Phelps, Elizabeth 2010 Adler, Leonore 2010 Golinkoff, Roberta 2009 Phillips, Deborah 2011 Allan, Robert 2009 Hall, Geoffrey 2009 Pickren, Wade 2009 Allan, Lorraine 2009 Harris, Ben 2010 Porac, Clare 2009 Baker, Andy 2011 Henriques, Gregg 2011 Powers, Alice 2009 Baker, Suzanne 2011 Herbert, James 2010 Poyrazli, Senel 2010 Balsam, Peter 2009 Hineline, Phil 2010 Primavera, Louis 2008 Barlow, David 2011 Hoebel, Bartley 2009 Prohaska, Vincent 2010 Barr, Rachel 2010 Hofmann, Stefan 2010 Rajaram, Suparna 2010 Bartoshuk, Linda 2010 Hogan, John 2008 Rescorla, Robert 2010 Behrmann, Marlene 2012* Hogan, Thomas 2010 Robinson, Terry 2012* Beins, Barney 2010 Hollander, Ed 2010 Rodin, Judith 2010 Benjamin, Ludy 2009 Honey, Robert 2010 Rogers, Tim 2012* Bertisch Meir, Rivka 2010 Horvitz, Jon 2012* Roig, Miguel 2010 Bigelow, George 2008 Howard, James 2009 Rosales-Ruiz, Jesus 2011 Blaisdell, Aaron 2011 Hunt, Pamela 2008 Rovee-Collier 2008 Blass, Thomas 2009 Jalbert, Norine 2008 Rubin, Neil 2010 Bonato, Fred 2010 Johnson, Blair 2009 Rutherford, Alexandra 2010 Bosack, Theodore 2011 Johnson-Laird, Philip 2008 Salzinger, Kurt 2009 Bouton, Mark 2008 Kalat, James 2008 Schacter, Dan 2011 Bridges, K. Robert 2012* Kiess, Harold 2011 Schaie, K. Warner 2008 Bronzaft, Arline 2010 Killcross, Simon 2011 Schoenbaum, Geoffrey 2012* Brown, Bruce 2012* Kontos, Anthony 2012* Shapiro, Ronald 2011 Brown, Michael 2009 Krueger, Joachim 2011 Shors, Tracey 2010 Buschke, Herman 2008 Kruschke, John 2012 Siegel, Shepard 2009 Camara, Wayne 2010 Langer, Ellen 2010 Sigal, Janet 2010 Cameron, Sam 2009 Leaton, Robert 2011 Sloman, Steven 2010 Cardello, Armand 2012* Ledoux, Joseph 2010 Sobel, David 2011 Catania, Charles 2010 Lewis, Michael 2009 Spear, Norman 2010 Cautin, Robin 2010 Liben, Lynn 2012* Spilich, George 2009 Chrisler, Joan 2009
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