November 2004
Volume 17, Number 11
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Views From the Top
By Richard Hebert Psychologists who have scaled the heights of academic administration. (News) |
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It's Still a Rat Race
By Elizabeth D. Capaldi Elizabeth Capaldi writes about the parallels between research and administration. (News) |
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Rockefeller Taps Rodin
Former University of Pennsylvania president Judy Rodin to enter the world of private philanthropy. (News) |
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Making a Connection
At the APS Annual Convention, James L. McClelland attributes learning, memory, and cognitive development to a strong neuron network. (News) |
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Diener Brings New 'Perspectives' to APS
By Michael Newman Founding editor Ed Diener predicts a high, immediate impact for new APS journal. (News) |
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The Old and the Restless
By Dave Wilson Research at the National Institute of Aging says being old has never felt so young. (News) |
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Brussels Stout
By James Shepperd Fulbright scholar James Shepperd deals with human -- and American -- bias in Belgium. (News) |
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In Africa
By Michael Boivin Fulbright scholar Michael J. Boivin evaluates the neuropsychological effects of cerebral malaria in Ugandan children. (News) |
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Psign of the Times
By Harold Takooshian & Peter Salovey Celebrating the 75th anniversary of Psi Chi and the Ninth International Congress of Psychology. (News) |
| 10. |
Patients and Impatience (Part II)
By Robert W. Levenson Shall the twain never meet? (Presidential Column) |
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Teaching a Course You Feel Unprepared to Teach
By Todd Zakrajsek November teaching tips offers advice on how to prepare for a class you've never taught. (Teaching Tips) |
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Step on It
By Lindsay Nelson Internships help undergraduates get their foot in the door. (Student Notebook) |
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Psychology All-Stars
By Jennifer Thorpe The Student Caucus interviews Charles S. Carver, University of Miami. (News) |
| 14. |
People
Alan I. Leshner nominated to serve on National Science Board; Jennifer Lerner receives a prestigious NSF award. (News) |