Masculinity On Tap
University of Richmond, VA 23173
The Hub for Student Inclusion & Community, Richmond College, and the Department of Psychology invite you to attend the pilot event of UR's newest speaker series, "Research On Tap." This series will take place in The Cellar (Tyler Haynes Commons, 1st Floor) and pairs food and drinks with research and community.
Our first event spotlights the research of Adam Stanaland, assistant professor of psychology, from UR's Department of Psychology, and is titled "Masculinity On Tap." Appetizers and drinks, including beer/wine, will be provided. No RSVP required.
About the speaker/topic:
Adam Stanaland is an assistant professor of psychology at UR who studies something most guys would rather not talk about: the pressures of being a man. As a social and developmental psychologist, he researches how masculinity norms shape identity and behavior — from boys navigating puberty to men navigating politics — and what it costs people to live up to them. This research has been published in top scientific journals and covered by outlets like Scientific American, Vox, PBS NewsHour, and Men's Health.
