UNCG Psychology - Kendon Smith Lecture Series

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			The Kendon Smith Lecture Series is an endowed annual lecture series that brings international experts to UNCG to discuss a topic related to mind and behavior that is of general interest to both the academic community and the public. The lectures are hosted by the Department of Psychology at UNCG. They usually occur on the UNCG campus over a two-day period, and they are open to the public free of charge. The 2007 Kendon Smith Lectures are entitled Monkey-See Monkey-Do; Humans-See Humans-Learn? Social Influences on the Development of Thought and will take place November 9-10, 2007.
			Kendon R. Smith, 1918-2002
			Links and Information: Schedule for 2007 Schedules from Previous Years Directions to Campus The Kendon Smith Lectures are named in honor and memory of Dr. Kendon Smith, Professor Emeritus, Department of Psychology, UNCG. Professor Smith was a former Head of the Psychology Department and had served the University and the Department for many years as a respected scientist, scholar, teacher and friend.