Division 10 of the American Psychological Association
Interested in the creative brain? The Society for the Neuroscience of Creativity (SfNC) is seeking submissions for its 2018 conference. It looks to be another excellent meeting for SfNC: their webpage has all the details.
It’s time to nominate our students and colleagues for Div. 10 awards! OVERVIEW Div. 10 gives out four awards each year, three of which are open to nominations (the Farnsworth outstanding service award is not given […]
The next congress of the International Association of Empirical Aesthetics (IAEA) will take place in Toronto, Canada on August 30 to September 02, 2018. IAEA is an organization with close ties with APA’s Division 10, […]
If you’re thinking about graduate study in creativity, Goldsmiths is now accepting applications for its innovative MSc program in Psychology of the Arts, Neuroaesthetics and Creativity. You can find all the facts on their webpage.
Should you find yourself in the UK, you should attend the upcoming UK Psychology of Creativity Conference. The event is May 22, 2018, in Canterbury, England. If you’d like to submit work, the deadline is […]
If you’re thinking about going to grad school to study creativity, you might have a look at some programs offered at Drexel University. They offer a PhD in education, with a concentration in Creativity and […]
Interested in submitting work to present as part of Division 10’s programming at APA in 2018? Stay tuned here (and on our e-mail listserv) for more details as we get closer to the event. The […]
Interested in ideas about how artists and scientists can work together? Have a look at this fascinating piece in SCIART Magazine: Perspectives on Art-Science Collaboration
(Note. This essay is an excerpt from Chapter 1 of The Creativity Challenge: How We Can Recapture American Innovation, and all the references are found in the book. It appeared previously in Division 10’s online […]
As always, Division 10 developed an excellent program of talks and posters at the annual convention of the American Psychological Association. And yes, we art and creativity types can be a bit dramatic. There was […]