Please join us for a social event with Division C at this year’s AERA. WHEN: Sunday 4:00-6:00pm WHERE: Social Bar & Lounge 795 8th Avenue
Continue readingWe’re on Twitter
Our SIG is now up and active on Twitter: https://twitter.com/AERA_MotSIG. We hope you’ll use #motsig18 for all SIG-related AERA events. Special thanks to Carlton Fong for shepherding us into the Twittersphere.
Continue readingNEW GRAD STUDENTS: First time going to AERA?
Find out what to know before you go! Next week our graduate student team will be hosting two “New-to-AERA Online Meetups” for students who are attending for the first time. We can help you (a) get your questions answered, (b) find out how our students get the most out of their experience, and (c) connect…
Continue readingAERA Happy Hour for Early Career SIG Members
Thanks to so many of you early career members for participating in our virtual get-togethers this week and last! We really appreciate all of the suggestions and ideas you shared. In the spirit of creating as many opportunities as possible for early career SIG members to meet and get to know one another, we’ve organized…
Continue readingMotSIG “Conversation with a Motivation Researcher” NYC Event
We’re pleased to announce that all graduate students who expressed interest in attending a “Conversation with a Motivation Researcher” event in New York City will be able to participate. Groups will range from 4-6 students per researcher, and information regarding your researcher, group members, and location will be sent to you individually via email this week. Please…
Continue readingOverview of the AERA MotSIG Program
Hadley Solomon has put together a quick guide to all of the SIG-sponsored AERA sessions: https://goo.gl/Vi1WyP. We hope you will add these special SIG events to your Saturday calendar. a. Saturday, 2:15-3:45 p.m.: Invited Session – “Challenging Motivation Theories: Invited Perspectives of Early Career Researchers” – Four highly productive early career scholars will share what they find most exciting and challenging…
Continue readingRegister for our annual SIG Dinner/Social!
Here is a flyer inviting you and all those interested in motivation to attend the annual SIG Dinner/Social event. This year’s event takes place at the Bowlmor Times Square (222 W 44th St.) on Saturday, April 14, from 8:00-10:00 p.m. Food will be provided in our private 3rd floor lounge, which also features a…
Continue readingGrad Student AERA News
From Carly Champagne and Peter McPartlan (Grad Committee Co-Chairs) “Conversation with a Motivation Researcher” Event – Dear SIG Graduate Students – We are grateful to have the following senior researchers hosting small-group “conversations” with graduate students over breakfast or lunch in NYC: Jennifer Fredericks, Erika Patall, David Yeager, Chris Hulleman, Johnmarshall Reeve, Ann Renninger, and Kenn…
Continue readingAERA 2018 Program
Our program chair, Hadley Solomon, has once again put together a quick guide to Motivation SIG programming here: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1BHiHpgvJ_tByeFVvFP15NilJls0ZJnKr_Ogue23zFMY/edit#gid=0. Links in this document will take you to presenter information. Please note the special invited session in which early career scholars will raise critical questions for our field on Saturday at 2:15! Most SIG events will be held at the Millennium Broadway…
Continue readingAERA 2018 MotSIG Dinner Registration Now Open!
We are excited to announce that our annual SIG Dinner/Social will be held on Saturday, April 14, from 8:00-10:00 p.m. at Bowlmor Times Square (222 W. 44th St). The cost for the event is $42. Our SIG leadership team worked very hard to find an affordable venue for this year’s social, and we are thrilled with the outcome (our last…
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