RSU Faculty and Students Attend Psychology Convention

Rogers State University's psychology and sociology departments represented at annual SWPA conference.

Apr. 14, 2026 at 4:35pm

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An abstract, impressionistic photograph showing the blurred silhouettes of people in conversation, with warm pools of soft yellow and orange light, conceptually representing the energy and connections of an academic conference.The annual SWPA Convention provided a vibrant setting for RSU's psychology and sociology faculty and students to share their research and connect with peers from across the region.Frisco Today

Faculty and students from the Department of Psychology and Sociology at Rogers State University recently attended the annual Southwestern Psychological Association (SWPA) Convention held in Frisco, Texas from March 27-29.

Why it matters

Attending academic conferences allows RSU's psychology and sociology programs to stay up-to-date on the latest research, network with peers, and provide valuable professional development opportunities for both faculty and students.

The details

The SWPA Convention is an annual in-person conference that brings together psychology and sociology scholars, researchers, and students from across the Southwest region of the United States. RSU's department representatives participated in various sessions, presented research, and engaged in discussions with other attendees.

  • The SWPA Convention took place from March 27-29, 2026 in Frisco, Texas.

The players

Rogers State University

A public university located in Claremore, Oklahoma that offers undergraduate and graduate programs, including in the fields of psychology and sociology.

Southwestern Psychological Association (SWPA)

A regional psychological association that hosts an annual convention for scholars, researchers, and students in the Southwest United States.

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The takeaway

Attending academic conferences like the SWPA Convention is an important part of professional development for both faculty and students in psychology and sociology programs, allowing them to stay current on research, network with peers, and showcase their own work.