The annual meeting of the Eastern Psychological Association was held Friday, March 11 and Saturday, March 12 at the Sheraton Boston Hotel.  Justine Lohr and Sarah Johnston attended the  “Self-Assessment of Readiness for Grad School” talk hosted by Psi Chi. In this workshop, students were given interactive materials and were shown how to assess their own readiness to attend graduate school and how to evaluate their GPAs, undergraduate course work and other important criteria.  Tara Nolan, Maria Pacella, Sarah Johnston and Justine Lohr attended the “Applying to Grad School” talk hosted by Psi Chi on Saturday. During this workshop, students were provided with several different handouts about graduate programs in clinical and counseling psychology and general graduate school admission information. The purpose of the workshop was to help prepare students for grad school by providing valuable information about the necessary requirements for the application process. Camal Robinson attended several presentations.  The following seniors presented their senior research: Megan Roble, “The Effects of Music Tempo on Exercise Intensity;” Autumn Toplak, “The Perceived Father-Daughter Bond in Relation to the Daughter’s Body Image;” Correne Clark, “Hardiness and Religiousness as predictors for Anxiety;”   Margaret Poole, “Bullying Among At-Risk Youth: The Relationship Between Victimization and Self-Esteem;” and Jessica Twaddle, “Spirituality and Self-Actualization.” Faculty attending the conference included Dr. Mark Rivardo and Dr. Christopher Oldenburg. Also attending the conference was student Crystal Crouse. Shown in the photo are several of the students who attended the conference including, top row, left to right, Maria Pacella, Tara Nolan, and bottom row, Correne Clark, Margaret Poole and Megan Roble.