Faculty Open Office Hours
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Dr. Will Slater (ex. 3288) |
MWF 3 PM - 4 PM |
| Dr. Pam Nath (ex. 3290) Room 306 nathp@bluffton.edu |
N/A; on sabbatical - send an email |
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Dr. Lynette Jacobs-Priebe (ex. 3287) |
MW 3:00-5:00 or by appointment |
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Professor Brad Potts |
- send an email! |
| Professor Heather Koontz (Adjunct) slaterw@bluffton.edu |
- send an email |
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NEW! This week's "Interesting Career in Psychology"
Research Director for a Non-Profit Organization
(from http://www.apa.org/science/nonacad_careers.html)
Psychology in the News:
*Psychology Today
*American Psychological Association (APA.org):
Poverty may impair growth of brain
April 22, 2008
Student accused in bomb plot should undergo mental health evaluation
April 22, 2008
It pays to know your opponent
April 22, 2008
Important Department Information:
9/28/07:
Students! Do you have a research project you would like to show? It could be on the Bluffton Psychology Website! If you are interested in showing your work, please contact Dr. Will Slater for more information. Projects must be submitted for over view by the Psychology staff before being posted. Again, contact Dr. Will Slater for more information. We look forward to seeing those projects!
9/26/07:
The 22nd Annual Ohio Undergraduate Psychology Research Conference (OUPRC) will be held at Cedarville University on Saturday, April 19th, 2008. Cedarville is located in the greater-Dayton, Ohio area. The conference is open to all undergraduate students. Both undergraduates that are presenting and underclassmen who simply wish to experience the conference and discover what it is all about are encouraged to attend. The OUPRC provides an opportunity for undergraduate students to present research findings to both peers and faculty. If you wish to learn more about the OUPRC, you can visit the website by clicking here.
4/4/07:
The Disabled Veterans Associations Crisis Services Team is looking for volunteers for their crisis telephone line. Prior to working, volunteers would learn how to assess for lethality and de-escalate situations where Veterans or family memebers are at risk. All DVA Crisis Services volunteers who wish to answer calls that come through the crisis line begin with 40 hours of training. After that, volunteers spend time listening to crisis calls before actually answering calls themselves. Opportunities are availabe at the Hotline for students completing practicums and/or internships. If interested, call Crisis Services Director at 440-885-1944.
To see all of our past information, click here
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General Department Information:
-Tutoring is available by appointment from Karla Nofziger this semester (for Intro Psych and Stats). If you are in need of some extra help or just want a study buddy, email her!
-If you think Graduate school might be in your future, come to the Psychology Lab and check out the information in the top file drawer marked "Graduate School Information". It has fliers, posters, booklets, and so much more about colleges and universities that offer graduate programs in Psychology (as well as some related disciplines). Be sure to check out the posters hanging up on the bulletin boards, too! There is also information on the website about graduate schools. Just follow the links on the homepage.
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Last Updated: April 23, 2008
