FASS Event – Inaugural FASS Café
FASS Event – Inaugural FASS Café
Immerse yourself in the captivating world of the Arts and Social Sciences at Carleton University’s FASS Café. Become engaged and informed as FASS professors and students share their research and participate in a lively discussions with the greater Ottawa community.
Associate Professor of Psychology, Tim Pychyl will be presenting the inaugural FASS Café lecture on Monday, March 19 from 7:00pm to 7:45pm at the Glebe Community Centre (175 Third Avenue), followed by a 30 minute question and answer session.
Have you ever wondered why you clean your room when you should be studying, or why you can’t peel yourself away from the television when you had scheduled a date with the gym? Pychyl’s lecture will focus on something we can all relate to – the process of procrastination.
Pychyl, an Associate Professor in the Department of Psychology and the author of The Procrastinator’s Digest: A Concise Guide to Solving the Procrastination Puzzle, will be presenting his lecture:
Why don’t we just do it? What research reveals about the procrastination puzzle
A 30 minute question and answer session will follow the presentation.
The FASS Café will act as both a venue for FASS Faculty and students to interact with one another off campus, and as a vehicle to strengthen the ties between FASS and Ottawa’s general public.
This will be the first lecture in an ongoing series of FASS Café’s.
All are welcome to the Inaugural FASS Café!
Professor Tim Pychyl discusses his research on why we procrastinate
One Comment
Tim;
It was a pleasure meeting you and talking with you at the procrasination lecture this evening. Forwarded all info To Laura England by text. Telling her that you are the person to speak and meet since she has applyied for a position at Carleton in the hope of one day becoming a teacher as well. As for me, I am always wanting to learn,move forward.
I wish we would have had more time to talk! I have so much to share! and explore. Your lecture, gave me much to think about and like you said, just do it.
On that note, I sincerely thank you for a great evening of learning. Ps. I hope that you connect with Laura.She is very special and you would just love her as we do. thanks
Sincerely
Lorraine Laviolette.