Gregory Walton Biography

The Greg Walton lectures emphasize how psychological processes have a negative impact on societal problems, as well as how this may be remedied via sensible solutions. Walton is a psychology assistant professor at Stanford University. Walton earned a Bachelor of Arts in Philosophy from Stanford University and a PhD in Psychology from Yale University. Following graduation, he worked in Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton's office and did a postdoctoral study at the University of Waterloo. Walton's study is reflected in articles such as the Journal of Personality and Social Psychology's 'Membership in a minimum group enhances motivation and learning in early children,' and 'Mere belonging: The impact of social connections.' Greg Walton's keynotes give useful knowledge that may be utilized on a personal or professional level.

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