Campus Week

While this field is still very new, there is a great opportunity for students of Psychology to get in on the ground floor and start learning this science and play a role in creation of AI to expose how AI thinks and helping AI to think in a constructive way. Just as humans can have psychological conditions that can enhance or inhibit their behavior is society, we have seen that so can AI. And someone needs to start making sense of all that. This talk will give a brief overview of this exciting emerging field and stimulate your thinking on how you can leverage your Psychology education in new ways.

Presenters: Gopal Krishnan DBA and Shalini Gopalkrishnan DBA

Learning Objectives:

• Develop a Personal Finance Action Plan: Create and implement an actionable plan that aligns with their personal values, goals, and emotional wellbeing.
• Enhance Financial Literacy: Gain a deeper understanding of key financial concepts, including budgeting, saving, investing, and debt management, and apply these principles effectively to their own financial situations.
• Improve Financial Decision-Making: Cultivate skills to make informed and confident financial decisions, reducing stress and increasing their ability to achieve financial security and long-term prosperity.

Humans are arguably the most profoundly social species on the planet. As we evolved in the Serengeti, exile was a death sentence. Causes have effects. And, if we don’t get the supplies that we need, bit by bit, it’s like we’re living on a thin soup – you can survive, you can make it, but there’s a hollowness, an emptiness, inside.

This talk will explore new “recipes” for updating our sense of being-in-the-world, even amidst the “soup” of difficult experiences. This talk will help participants learn ways to reframe negative experience and unhook from the unhelpful, and instead exchange these clouds for blue sky with more skillful means.