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At their annual conference, the Rocky Mountain Psychological Association named Dr. Nancy Karlin as recipient of the 2008 Distinguished Service Award.
Summer 2008 School of Psychological Sciences Courses (pdf)
At the Spring Academic Excellence Banquet The School of Psychological Sciences Received the University’s 2008 Award for School/Program Excellence in Service.
Cutting Edge Research on Obesity by Dr. Paul Klaczynski
Congratulations to Theodore Bashore who won funding of more than $150,000 from the Henry M. Jackson Foundation for the Advancement of Military Science. More information about Bashore's research project.
We live in an age of space travel and artificial hearts, virtual reality and cloned sheep. Yet for all our technical advancement, our world is still a troubled one. We have school shootings and gang violence, broken families and teenage parents, racial conflict and cultural unrest, drug addiction and alcohol abuse, low school achievement and high dropout rates. We have greater material wealth than any society in the history of humanity, yet depression is common.
These problems will not be solved by a new drug, a new computer chip, or any other new technology. They will only be solved through an understanding of human thought, feeling, and action. This is the domain of the psychological sciences.
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