| Date | Speaker | Talk Title | Notes |
| September 1995 | Dr. Doug Wahlsten | The false alarm raised by the genetic clapper in "The Bell Curve". | Notes |
| October 1995 | Dr. Bob Sinclair | Affective state and judgmental processes: Good moods can be bad and bad moods can be good. | Notes |
| November 1995 | Dr. Mike Dawson | The Turing tarpit, connectionist goo, and other sticky problems in cognitive science. | Talk abstract |
| December 1995 | Dr. Kevin Dunbar | How scientists think, reason, and make discoveries. | Talk abstract |
| January 1996 | Dr. Vince DiLollo | How the visual brain makes up it's mind. | Talk abstract |
| February 1996 | Dr. Frank Epling | Activity Anorexia: Research and Theory. | Talk abstract |
| March 1996 | Dr. Tim Tully | The biology of long term memory formation: It's the rest. | Talk abstract Acknowledgements |
| April 1996 | Dr. Don Kuiken | Why unity in psychology is intellectually dangerous. | Notes |
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