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ARMADILLO 2004

The 15th annual meeting of our illustrious group will be held at the University of Texas at Arlington on Friday, October 1 and Saturday, October 2,  2004

The invited speaker this year will be Richard Shiffrin who holds the title Distinguished Professor, Luther Dana Waterman Professor, Professor of Psychology, and Professor of Cognitive Science at Indiana University.  As you probably know, Rich was just awarded one of APA's  Distinguished Scientific Contribution awards.  We look forward to hearing from him and interacting with him at Armadillo.

Motels and Hotels

 The following provide a reduced rate for attendees at UTA sponsored events. Call them directly and mention the convention Armadillo at UTA to the hotel clerk and you will be given a reduced conference rate:

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 Country Inns & Suites: 1075 Wet’n Wild Way, Arlington, TX. ( 817-261-8900). Adjacent to I30 at Collins St. King suite for $58/night or a guest suite for $53/night. Will provide airport pick-up and return, breakfast included, transportation to UTA provided. Swimming pool, Exercise facility, complimentary in-room wireless internet hook-up.

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 Holiday Inn Arlington: 1507 North Watson Road, Arlington, TX ( 817-640-7712). Hwy 360 & Brown Blvd. King room for $59/night, Will provide airport pick-up and return, high speed internet, coffee maker, hair dryers, iron & iron board, exercise facility, and indoor and outdoor pools.

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 Whitten Inn: 121 East I-20, Arlington, TX. ( 817-467-3535) or ( 800-588-8021). I-20 & Matlock behind Wendy’s Restaurant. $55/night, Shuttle privileges are an additional $10/night added to the room cost, which will provide all necessary transportation. Free continental breakfast, in-room high speed internet hookup, free local 24-hour fitness center, complimentary cocktails 5pm-7pm.

 

 

Armadillo 2004 - 15th Annual Meeting

ARMADILLO-2004 (the 15th annual meeting of our illustrious group) will be held at the on Friday, October 1 and Saturday, October 2,  2004. 

University of Texas at Arlington
Arlington, TX
Local Hosts:
David Gorfein, gorfein@uta.edu
James Erickson, erickson@uta.edu
 

 Dates: Friday, October 1, and
           Saturday, October 2, 2004

ARMADILLO 2004

Tentative Schedule

 Friday October 1, 2004:

 8:00AM onward: Conference Registration: Pick up conference badge. University Center (Hereford Bldg) Second Floor

 9AM First Sessions:

 12 Noon (Lunch Break)- Your choice)

 1:15PM Conference Resumes, Paper Sessions:

 4PM Invited Address: Richard Shiffrin, APA 2004 Distinguished Scientific Contribution award winner

Richard Shiffrin, Indiana University: "How many processes are there in the mind?" 

Brief abstract:  A good deal of the research carried out in cognitive psychology, if not psychology generally, is aimed at deciding whether one, two, or perhaps three processes govern behavior. I will discuss whether and how such a question makes sense, will critically evaluate methods used to make the choice, and will use examples largely taken from my own research, since at various times I have taken every side of such debates, sometimes favoring fewer processes, sometimes more.

 7PM Dinner: Cacherels

 

Saturday October 2:

Convene in Life Science Building, First Floor

 9AM Paper Sessions:

12 Noon: Poster session and Catered Lunch

 1:30 PM: Business Meeting 

2:15 PM: Paper Sessions:

 

 

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