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News
Influential Researcher Holzman Dies at 82 On June 1, 2004 Philip S. Holzman died at the age of 82. Holzman was an APS Fellow and Charter Member, founder and director of McLean Hospital’s Psychology Research
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Ramirez First Psychologist to Receive NSF Director’s Award for Distinguished Teaching
Ramirez The National Science Foundation recently recognized eight outstanding educators with its 2004 Director’s Award for Distinguished Teaching Scholars. APS Member Julio J. Ramirez, Davidson College, was among the recipients, and the first psychologist to
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Student Program
Competition Recognizes Student Researchers By Michele Borynski APSSC President The four winners of the annual Student Research Competition presented their research in a new symposium format. The competition allows students to submit their scholarly work
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Past President Roediger Receives Honorary Doctorate Roediger APS Immediate Past President Henry L. (Roddy) Roediger, III received an honorary doctorate in social sciences from Purdue University in May 2004. “Roddy’s influence is still strongly felt
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Psi Chi Reaches 75: The Youth Psychology Beacon Celebrates an Illuminated History
To celebrate its 75th anniversary, Psi Chi is sponsoring special activities at all the regional psychological association meetings including the APS Annual Convention. In addition to its symposia on graduate schools and careers in psychology
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Beck Wins Grawemeyer Award
APS Fellow and Charter Member Aaron Beck – widely considered to be the founder of cognitive therapy – won the 2004 University of Louisville Grawemeyer Award for psychology. Beck is credited with the cognitive method
