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The Society for Consumer Psychology is pleased to announce the selection of David Gal and Itamar Simonson to serve as co-editors of Consumer Psychology Review (CPR) from January 2023 until December 2025 David Gal, Co-editor David Gal is Professor of Marketing at the University of Illinois Chicago. David researches a wide range of topics, including […]

The deadline for submissions is December 15, 2022 SCP announces its Annual Dissertation Proposal Competition. The deadline for the proposal submissions is October 31, 2022. Please submit your proposals to SCPdissertation@gmail.com. The Competition Winning this competition is the highest honor that a doctoral student can receive from SCP, the premier society for researchers in consumer

The Society for Consumer Psychology is soliciting proposals from individuals or institutions interested in organizing and hosting an in-person or online Boutique Conference in 2023. As in recent years, SCP plans to host a maximum of two Boutique Conferences annually. Our goal is to make these small, premium quality conferences with a limited number of

FORT WORTH (July 21, 2022) – The Society for Consumer Psychology is adding to its administration with the hiring of Phillip Garrott as Administrative Manager and Media Relations. Garrott will be responsible for membership, administration, and event support, as well as serving as a point of contact for public relations. A graduate of Furman University

In an effort to grow and expand the audience for consumer psychology research, SCP has made teaching slides available for recently published articles in the Journal of Consumer Psychology and Consumer Psychology Research.. To access, visit the Educational Corner tab and download. These slides are free for academic and training purposes.

SCP 2022 is officially in the books! Thank you to conference co-chairs Kelly Goldsmith (Vanderbilt University), Ellie Kyung (University of Pennsylvania) and Manoj Thomas (Cornell University). We were thrilled to welcome more than 700 attendees from 40 countries and to see so many faces in all the virtual sessions. Thanks to co-chairs Anastasiya Pocheptsova Ghosh

Over the past week, I have been angry and saddened by the killing of George Floyd, and by the fact that he is just one among so many Black lives lost to systemic and dehumanizing violence. I have also been moved by the peaceful public demonstrations around the U.S. and the world advocating for change.