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The Society of Experimental Social Psychology (SESP) is a scientific organization dedicated to the advancement of social psychology. One of the central ways that SESP furthers this goal is by holding an annual meeting in October of each year. In 2008, the SESP Conference will be held in Sacramento, California, on October 24-25.
Currently, SESP has more than 700 members throughout the world. Membership is by nomination and is open to any self-identified social psychologist, regardless of disciplinary affiliation. For more information on how to join SESP, click on the Membership Information link to the left. Current SESP members can pay their annual dues and update their user profiles by clicking on the Member Services link to the left. The Journal of Experimental Social Psychology, a bimonthly journal of original research and theory on human social behavior and related phenomena, is now the official journal of SESP. As a result, all SESP members receive a subscription to the journal as part of their annual dues. For further information about SESP, please email us at:
 If you have additions, corrections, or suggestions about this web site, send your comments to Scott Plous, who is serving as webmaster for the Society. Finally, if you would like more information on the field of social psychology, one place to start is the online brochure What Is a Personality/Social Psychologist? Another useful resource is Social Psychology Network, which contains a searchable database of more than 15,000 resources. To search this database directly from the SESP web site, simply click on the Search link to the left.
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