Alumni Message Board

Saybrook Alumnus Royal E. Alsup, Ph.D. '75 is presenting a paper The Mask of Evil: The Dark Side of Shamanism at the 27th International Conference on Shamanism, Healing and Transformation
Wisdom of Our Ancestors-Bridge to The Future
Santa Sabina Retreat Center San Rafael, California
Saturday, September 4, - 9:00 AM to Monday, September 6, 4:00 PM
Labor Day Weekend - 2010

Saybrook faculty members will also be presenting:
Jurgen Kremer Chanting and Drumming Journey – Experiential
Stanley Krippner Curanderas and Curanderos at the University of New Mexico, Summer, 2009

Saybrook Student Denita Benyshek and son Hans will present A True Story: Emergency Shamanistic Healing of a Boy

http://www.shamanismconference.org/proceedings.php

Treatment of Eating Disorders: Bridging the Research-Practice Gap
Margo Maine

Available at www.Amazon.com

From Alumna Margo Maine, PhD '85:

Dear Friends - The book that has been my "extra" project of the last 2 years was just released. It is an edited volume and a great contribution to the field as my co-editors and the writers are dedicated and innovative experts and leaders in the field. As is the case for many fields, the gap between what eating disorder research examines and what clinicians and patients face each day is enormous. The book intends to bring the two together, so each can inform the other and we can do a better job, decreasing the pain and suffering these deadly disorders can cause.

This is geared to training mental health professionals and graduate students, so not something to buy for your coffee table- I just wanted to let you know it's done so I won't be complaining so much about it....

Please pass it along to anyone who might be interested.

And enjoy the end of summer-

Margo

Faculty of Graduate Studies
Assistant Professor (Peace and Conflict Studies)

The Faculty of Graduate Studies invites applications for a tenure-track position at the rank of Assistant Professor position in the Peace and Conflict Studies (PACS) program, with a starting date of July 1, 2010 or as soon as possible thereafter.

The Program is particularly interested in a candidate whose scholarship has clear relevance to practice and who has theory-guided practice experience in the PACS field. The candidate¹s research, practice, and teaching interests should include a focus on the theme of gender and conflict or indigenous peacemaking. The candidate will participate fully in the Arthur V. Mauro Centre¹s mission of analyzing and helping to resolve serious social conflicts.

The candidate will manage outreach activities, seminars, lectures, conferences and public events, and will work to establish contacts and build cooperation with community agencies.

The successful candidate should: 1) be well versed in the PACS field; 2) be proficient in the theory and practice of PACS; 3) be prepared to teach graduate courses in peace building and social justice, international human rights and human security, gender and conflict, restorative justice or indigenous peacemaking among others; 4) have the ability to attract, supervise, and mentor graduate students; 5) have a strong externally-funded research and practice program or the demonstrated ability to develop same; 6) take a leadership role in developing academic and outreach programs of the Mauro Centre to advance the interdisciplinary PACS field; 7) possess excellent communication and leadership skills, and 8) be committed to working in a team environment.

A demonstrated record of effective teaching in PACS as well as experience in teaching and advising graduate students at the Master's, and Ph.D. levels in PACS is desirable. Candidates must have a Ph.D. in PACS, Conflict Analysis and Resolution, Peace Studies, or in a related discipline. The PACS M.A. program is one of a number of interdisciplinary programs administered directly by the Faculty of Graduate Studies. The Arthur Mauro Centre for Peace and Justice is housed in St. Paul¹s College. The PACS Ph.D. program currently has two core faculty and over forty-eight academic staff affiliates. The University of Manitoba encourages applications from qualified women and men, including members of visible minorities, Aboriginal peoples, and persons with disabilities. All qualified candidates are encouraged to apply; however, Canadians and permanent residents will be given priority. Application materials, including letters of reference, will be handled in accordance with the Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act (Manitoba). Please note that curriculum vitaes may be circulated to participating members of the search process. Applicants should forward a detailed curriculum vitae, a teaching dossier and a statement of teaching philosophy, a statement of research interests and sample publication(s) (or writing sample), and names and addresses (fax/email included) of three referees to Dr. J. Doering, Dean, Faculty of Graduate Studies, University of Manitoba, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada R3T 2N2. Applications should be received by 14 May 2010, but will continue to be accepted after this date until the position is filled Peace, Marc

Marc Pilisuk, Ph.D
Professor Emeritus, The University of California
Professor, Saybrook Graduate School and Research Center

494 Cragmont Ave.
Berkeley, CA 94708
Ph. 510-526-1788
FAX 510-526-0876
http://www.marcpilisuk.com

Darlene Viggiano, (MFT) PhD '06 Releases New Publication

Carrying On: A Workbook for Women Who've Lost a Pregnancy Paperback

Available at Amazon.com

According to the American Pregnancy Association, 15-20% of pregnancies miscarry, and risks increase beyond age 35. This workbook offers evocative questions to help women recover emotionally, encompassing a wide array of grief issues. It is designed for women, therapists, and organizations whose goal is to heal the painful wound of miscarriage. Written by a therapist who herself recovered from gestational loss, Carrying On can facilitate healing in self-help, individual therapy, or group settings. It helps readers * see the similarity of the writer's story and their own experiences * identify emotions and shared dynamics * write their personal stories * review and witness their growth. Carrying On is a forward-looking, flexible, multi-dimensional resource that stimulates expression of thoughts, feelings, memories, and expectations. Journaling is a time-tested recovery tool. Its unique perspective helps break through stuck points that can blight acceptance and moving forward. Practical advice that guides readers step-by-step through recovery, acceptance, and carrying on makes the workbook eminently useful from a psychological and self-help standpoint.

Tamara Olive, PhD '09 will be making a 30 minute paper presentation entitled Desire for Higher Education in First-Generation Hispanic College Students, based on dissertation research she conducted while at Saybrook.

August 4
University of Cambridge, UK
International Conference on Interdisciplinary Social Sciences
August 2-5, 2010

The conference will address interdisciplinary practices across the social sciences, as well as between the social sciences and the natural sciences, applied sciences and the professions.

Tamara's paper has been published in Volume 5, Number 1, 2010 of the The International Journal of Interdisciplinary Social Sciences, a fully refereed academic Journal.

Update from Marie Fonrose—Haiti

Six months after the earthquake, I know many of you are asking the questions: what has changed? Is Haiti better? These questions are not easy to answer. What I can say, however, is that life goes on. In comparison to when I went in February, the people look and feel better. Some of the children are back in school. The adults are trying to find something to do to provide for their families. Haitians are very resilient; they move on quickly. They know that having a pity party will not make things better. The 35 seconds that destroyed the country and changed a lifetime will have an impact for many generations. As the people move on, we need to continue to pray and help them find stability. It may have taken 35 seconds to happen, but it will require patience and years to fix. I know you will continue to be part of the reconstruction efforts in whatever way you can—together we will revive Haiti.

Bodymind Healing Qigong Workshop
with
Michael Mayer

Saturday and Sunday, August 21 and August 22nd

Orinda, CA

Cost: $75 for a single day for students who have taken a class before, $90 for new students

Whole weekend: $125 for students that have taken a class before, $145 for new students

Please send the check (made out to Michael Mayer) to 11 La Bolsita Way, Orinda, CA 94563.

510-849-2878 drmichael@bobymindhealing.com

http://www.bodymindhealing.com/Articles/Dr-Mayer-s-Contributions-to-Tai-Chi/Qigong.html

The 3-volume Encyclopedia of Wellness is scheduled to be published by ABC-CLIO in late 2011. As editor and a contributing writer I am seeking writers for remaining unassigned entries.

The goal of the 3-volume set is to provide basic information about key terms and concepts in human health and wellness. Those terms and concepts include food, nutrition, diet, and exercise along with preventative choices to avoid disease, alternative medicine, the importance of the mind-body connection, details about medical insurance, and changes to the U.S. healthcare system.

Candidates must be willing to write entries totaling at least 2,000 words. Preference will be given to published writers, advanced graduate students, and knowledgeable professionals in the field of health, but others qualified to write about health and wellness will also be considered. Deadlines for submission will begin September 1, 2010, and will include January 1, 2011 and May 1, 2011 for more complex or lengthy assignments.

The deadlines are important, so please do not respond to this call unless you are confident in your ability to meet an assigned deadline of 2,000 words or a group of entries totaling that number by your assigned date. Compensation for accepted entries will begin with the 3-volume set of the encyclopedia, which will be sent to contributors at publication. Other forms of compensation will be considered based on experience and length of assignment and will also be available at publication.

If you are interested in writing for this reference set, please send a short biographical sketch describing your background and interests in health and wellness and your preferred email and postal address via email to: skzoumb@gmail.com.

Sharon Zoumbaris
Editor
skzoumb@gmail.com

The Director of Alumni Affairs at Saybrook has reported on many of the Saybrook Symposiums at the APA Convention in San Diego, Aug 12-15, and will add more comments over the next few days.

READ FROM BOTTOM UP-THESE WERE REAL TIME TWEETS:

Bohart-W/ SOW Cts are able to reorganize thoughts in more functionally coherent ways, generating new solutions for personal problems #sayapa

Bohart-Study of Carl Rogers’ therapy transcripts-in first transcript it was found that the client engaged in a wisdom-making process #sayapa

Bohart-Therapist does not have to intervene-providing an accepting, empathic atmosphere facilitates self-organizing wisdom SOW #sayapa

Bohart-Goal of person-centered therapy: facilitate clients’ self-organizng wisdom-makes self-actualization go in a positve direction #sayapa

gaiken8: Saybrook Faculty Dr Art Bohart-Self-Organizing Wisdom in Person-Centered Therapy-Studying Clinical Wisdom Symp #sayapa

gaiken8: Organizationl resilience can be used to describe teamwork of dreaming brain’s parts, eg, neural networks-creating dream narratives #sayapa

gaiken8: Krppnr-Scientfc, philosphicl, artistc insghts frm dreams may represnt edge of chaos illustrtng illumination phase of creatve process #sayapa

gaiken8: Krippner-Chaos theory and complexity theory can be applied to the study of nighttime dreams #sayapa

gaiken8: Saybrook Faculty, Stan Krippner-Chaos Theory Symp-Dreaming As a Creative Life Force #sayapa

gaiken8: Zausner-Edvard Munch & John Callahan addressed their emotional problems & substance abuse & continued to live and remain creative #sayapa

gaiken8: Zausner-Untreatd mental illness and addictions shortned lives of Van Gogh, Frida Kahlo, Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec, & Jackson Pollack,#sayapa

gaiken8: Zausner-Untreated mental illness inundates a person with a cacophony of unwanted stimuli, some will turn to substance abuse #sayapa

gaiken8: Zausner-These responses can generate positive experiences during a time of creativity when inspirations guide a work to greatness #sayapa

gaiken8: Zausner-Chaotic systems have extreme sensitivity to stimuli, thoughts and feelings can cause profound responses in people #sayapa

gaiken8: T Zausner-all individuals are in state of chaos that continually brings forth the new order of their ongoing existence #sayapa

gaiken8: T Zausner-an artist in the turbulence of creativity is an extreme example of a dissipative system #sayapa

gaiken8: dr zausner-In these far-from-equilibrium situations, they are in a state of creative chaos #sayapa

gaiken8: Dr Zausner-Artists create their work in conditions of disequilibrium far from the confines of homeostasis #sayapa

gaiken8: Saybrook faculty Dr Tobi Zausner-Chaos Theory Sym-Artists and Substance Abuse: Misguided Searches for a Creative Chaos #sayapa

gaiken8: Butler-Intrply btween cultvation of sprit and makng of soul transcendnt practces-balancd by imagnatve wanderngs thru valley of soul #sayapa

gaiken8: Butler-Strict adherence to the spirit-centred practce of yoga has tendency to cast a dark shadow over soul-oriented aspects of life #sayapa

gaiken8: Butler-This tumultuous struggle can be resolved through a conscious cultivation of both soul and spirit. #sayapa

gaiken8: Jason Butler, MA Alumnus-Poster session of Jung and the Evolution of Yoga in America #sayapa

gaiken8: R Rchrds-The “abnormal is not necessarily pathological,” and in some cases, it may be usefully, and creatively, exceptional. #sayapa

gaiken8: R Rchards-Creativity itself tends, all else being equal, to be healthy, adaptive, even resilient, perhaps also protective #sayapa

gaiken8: R Richards-Mild mood elevation appears optimal Results may generalize to everyone; mood elevation can increase creativity for us all #sayapa

gaiken8: R Richards-Chaos Theory Sym: As sickle cell offrs resistnce to malaria, bipolr risk comes w/a potential benefit: enhanced creativity #sayapa

gaiken8: Saybrook faclty Dr Art Bohart "Studying clinical wisdom: Research on therpists' & Clnts' wisdom-related processes" Report later.#sayapa

gaiken8: Saybrook Krippner/Alumni APA Dinner at Jsix Restaurant in San Diego a great success-70 attended! Excellent food, excllnt company. #sayapa

gaiken8: Drs Zausner, Richards, and Krippner present rich symposium about chaos in art, I'll have to tweet more later. #sayapa

gaiken8: Saybrk Fclty Drs Ruth Richards, Tobi Zausner, Stan Krippner "Chaos Theory: Creatvty, Wakng and Dreamng Life, Psychopathology, & Art" #sayapa

gaiken8: Neuropsychology - another way to empirically validate Existential Psychology #sayapa

gaiken8: Respnse of amygdala cnt descrbe what has happened-Fear is a mlti-systmic evnt-needs to be dscrbed phemomenologically to be undrstood #sayapa

gaiken8: Sybrk alumna Dr Susan Gordon, faculty member Louis Hoffman in pnl on Neurophenomenology: The Embodied Mind #sayapa

gaiken8: Saybrook faculty Dr Steve Pritzker's poster session demonstrated w/grt! photos and brief essays premise that comedians live longer. #sayapa

gaiken8: Dr Zausner's own works of art & psychological essays were written in response to the imagery and her process in creating it. #sayapa

gaiken8: "Layrs of meaning give art its incredible richnss & dpth of communication; infusing the beautiful with the powr of transformation." #sayapa

gaiken8: Tobi: "Artists create their work in conditions of disequilibrium far from the confines of homeostasis." #sayapa

gaiken8: Saybrook Adjunct faculty member Tobi Zausner-poster session-Conscious & Unconscious: The Creative Process in Visual Art #sayapa

gaiken8: The Cyberhero will have a dual personality and will act as an avatar engaging in digital altruism. #sayapa

gaiken8: From Dana Klisanin, "The Cyberhero is caring, compassionate, committed to make a difference." #sayapa

gaiken8: Busy day, I'll do all reports on today's activities later tonight #sayapa

gaiken8: Anomalous experience was not important to mindfulness group - meditative intention affects the achievement of paranormal experiences #sayapa

gaiken8: The dissociatively focused group had more anomalous experiences by far than the mindfulness group #sayapa 4

gaiken8: Only dissociation versus hypnotizability contributes significantly to anomalous experiences #sayapa

gaiken8: Dr Hageman compared a western dissociatively focused spiritual group with a Korean mindfulness focused group #sayapa

gaiken8: Alumna Joan Hageman on Mysterious Minds Research at 2; Stan Krippner Chairs #sayapa

gaiken8: Just arrived in San Diego, will report on Saybrook symposiums soon. #sayapa

Saybrook Symposiums at the San Diego APA Convention - August 12 - 15, 2010

APA POSTS WILL STAY AT THE TOP OF THE MESSAGE BOARD UNTIL THE END OF THE APA CONVENTION, AUGUST 15, 2010

NEW MESSAGE BOARD LISTINGS CAN BE FOUND IMMEDIATELY BELOW THESE POSTS

This list of presentations by Saybrook Faculty, Alumni, and Students will be updated on a regular basis.

Please send information to: SaybrookAlumniAssociation@Saybrook.edu.

DETAILS AND ABSTRACTS OF MOST PRESENTATIONS CAN BE FOUND AT THE APA 2010 CONVENTION PROGRAM ONLINE BY CLICKING ON NAMES, THEN TYPING IN THE NAME OF THE PRESENTER

Anisah Bagasra, M.A. Saybrook Doctoral Student
Paper Title: Development and Testing of an Acculturation Scale for Muslim Americans
Session Title: Current Research on Muslims in North America---Beyond the Introduction
Session ID: 3266
Session Type: Symposium
Division(s): 45, 1, 9, 17, 19, 35, 36, 42, 56, APAGS
Building: San Diego Convention Center
Room Description: Room 24A
Room Location: Upper Level
Day/Time: Sat/1:00PM - 1:50PM

Art Bohart, PhD - Saybrook Faculty
Science and Politics of the APS Accreditation Initiative---A Cross-Divisional Response
Session ID: 3143 Session Type: Symposium
Division(s): 32, 46, APAGS
Building: San Diego Convention Center
Room Description: Room 3
Room Location: Upper Level
Date: 08/14/2010
Time: 10:00AM - 11:50AM
CE Credit: 2 hours. (There are no additional fees to attend CE sessions; however, there is a processing fee to claim CE credits. Member--$30, Nonmember--$40. Instructions for claiming CE credit for selected sessions are available on page 131.)

Art Bohart, PhD - Saybrook Faculty
Studying Clinical Wisdom---Research on Therapists' and Clients' Wisdom-Related Processes
Session ID: 3013 Session Type: Symposium
Division(s): 29, 12, 17, 37, 42, 56, APAGS
Building: San Diego Convention Center
Room Description: Ballroom 6D
Room Location: Upper Level
Date: 08/14/2010
Time: 8:00AM - 8:50AM
CE Credit: 1 hour. (There are no additional fees to attend CE sessions; however, there is a processing fee to claim CE credits. Member--$15, Nonmember--$20. Instructions for claiming CE credit for selected sessions are available on page 131)

Jason Butler, M.A. - Saybrook Alumnus
Presenter: Depth Psychology Undiluted: Jung, Hillman, and the Graduate Student's Response
Room 29B
Thursday 8/12/10
9:00 am - 9:50

Jason Butler, M.A. - Saybrook Alumnus
Title: Jung and the evolution of yoga in America.
Poster presentation
Friday 8/13/10
1:00 pm - 1:50 pm
Exhibit Hall ABC

Susan Gordon, PhD Saybrook Alumna
Existential Psychology in China - Presenter
Div. 32 Hospitality Suite
Friday, 8/13, 2-3 pm.

Susan Gordon, PhD Saybrook Alumna
Neurophenomenology: The Embodied Mind – Chair
Conversation Hour
Div. 32, Hospitality Suite,
Friday, 8/13, 3-4 pm
Participants: Brent Robbins, Louis Hoffman, & Fred Wertz (discussant)

Susan Gordon, PhD Saybrook Alumna
Distinguished Lifetime Contributions to Humanistic Psychology Awards
Div. 32, Hospitality Suite
Friday, 6:30-10:00 pm, Social Event.

Susan Gordon, PhD Saybrook Alumna
Shunning, Mood, and Developmental Change in Muslim-American Women presentation of honor's research
(Psy 491) with Nesreen Alsoraimi, BA, National University
Div. 32, Hospitality Suite
Saturday, 8/14, 9:40-10:20 am

Susan Gordon, PhD Saybrook Alumna
Invited Address: Rogers Award, Buhler Award, Harari Award Heritage Awards Chair
Div. 32, Saturday, 8/14, 3-4 pm
Convention Center
Room 25C
Susan Gordon, PhD Saybrook Alumna
Neurophenomenology: The Mind and the Brain - Chair, Conversation Hour
Div. 52, Hospitality Suite
Sunday, 8/15, 10-11 am.

Joan H. Hageman, PhD Saybrook Alumna
Discussant
Division 30 Symposium: Neurobiology and Neurophenomenology of Spiritual Experiences
Thursday, 8/12/2010, 10:00 am - 11:50 am
Ballroom 6D
San Diego Convention Center

Joan H. Hageman, Phd Saybrook Alumna
Presenter: Role of Spiritual Practice in the Incidence of Anomalous or Paranormal Experiences
Stan Krippner, PhD Saybrook Executive Faculty
Chair
Division 32 Symposium: Mysterious Minds--Research strategies for Investigating Remarkable People
Thursday, 8/12/2010, 2:00 pm - 2:50 pm
Room 30 E
San Diego Convention Center

Joan H. Hageman, PhD Saybrook Alumna
Discussant
Division 32 Symposium: Rational-Emotive Behavior Therapy and the Humanistic Tradition
Friday, 8/13/2010, 5:00 pm - 5:50 pm
Room 24C
San Diego Convention Center

Dana Klisanin, PhD - Saybrook Alumna
Presenter
Digital Altruism: Exploring the Rise of the Cyberhero
In Symposium 2096: Research in Media and Internet Psychology
Division 46
Friday, 9:00 - 9:50 AM
San Diego Convention Center
Upper Level, Room 28D

J. Kris Leppien-Christensen, Ph.D. - Alumnus
PT@CC/Psi Beta Session – Innovations in Teaching at the Community College
Chair: Sheri Chejlyk, Manatee Community College
Presenters: Kris Leppien-Christensen, Saddleback College, Podcasting Made Easy; Ly T. L. Tran-Nguyen, Mesa Community College, Using Psychophysiological Recordings to Demonstrate the Empirical Nature of Psychology
Friday, August 13, 2010
1:00 PM – 1:50 PM
San Diego Convention Center
Room 32B

Rivka Bertisch Meir, PhD Saybrook Alumna
Conversation hour: Promoting student excellence in psychology
Jennifer Doran, Giulia Landi, Rivka Meir, Harold Takooshian
Div, 52 Hospitality Suite
Rm 2169 - Marriott Hotel and Marina
FRIDAY 11 – 11:50

Rivka Bertisch Meir, PhD Saybrook Alumna
Conversation Hour: Therapeutic interview guide for changing beliefs and behavior
Rivka Meir & Stanley Krippner
Div 52 Hospitality Suite
SATURDAY 4 – 4:50
Rm 2169
Marriott Hotel and Marina

Rivka Bertisch Meir, PhD Saybrook Alumna
Ethics Vignette on Aging and Euthanasia
Abeles Abeles, Rivka Bertisch Meir, Florence Denmark,
Richard Velayo, and Artemis Pippineli
SUNDAY 8 – 8:50
Conv Ctr. Room 28C

Donald Moss, PhD, Saybrook Faculty
Eric Willmarth, PhD, Saybrook Faculty
Stanley Krippner, PhD, Saybrook Faculty
Symposium: Advances in Graduate Education in Clinical Hypnosis
Donald Moss, Chair
Division 30: The Society of Psychological Hypnosis
San Diego Convention Center
Room 9
Upper Level
08/14/2010
9:00AM - 10:50AM

Ruth Richards, PhD - Saybrook Faculty
Stan Krippner, PhD - Saybrook Faculty
Tobi Zausner, PhD - Saybrook Faculty
Symposium: CHAOS THEORY: CREATIVITY, WAKING AND DREAMING LIFE, PSYCHOPATHOLOGY, AND ART
Co-Chairs: Tobi Zausner & Frederick David Abraham
Presenter, Ruth Richards:In Abnormal as Exceptional: Creative Insight at the Edge of ChaosDreaming as a Creative Life Force
Presenter, Tobi Zausner: Artists and Substance Abuse: Misguided Searches for a Creative Chaos
August 13th, Friday
4-4:50 p.m.
Room 24B
San Diego Convention Center

Kirwan Rockefeller, PhD - Saybrook Alumnus
Whole Person Healthcare: Tool Kits
Sponsored by Div. 32; co-sponsored by Div. 42, Div. 10
Approved for Continuing Education Units
Chairs: Ilene Serlin and James Bray
Participants: Kirwan Rockefeller: Using Guided Imagery
Richard Harvey: Biofeedback Stress Profile
Jeffrey E. Evans: Incorporating Creativity into Clinical Practice
Discussant: Melba J T Vasquez, PhD
Friday, 8/10
8-9:50AM
San Diego Convention Center
Rm. 3

Kirk Schneider, PhD Saybrook Alumnus and Faculty
Chairing and Presenting
Orah Krug, PhD - Saybrook Alumna and Faculty
Presenting
Is There an Existential-Humanistic Foundation to Effective Psychotherapy
with David Elkins and Bob Bohanske, Presenters
Michael Lambert - Discussant.
San Diego Convention Ctr
Sunday, August 15
9am and 10:50am
Room 32B

Eric Willmarth, PhD Saybrook Faculty
Keynote Presentation. Presidential Address, Division 30.
Hypnotic Enhancement of the Central Healing Response: The Power of Mere Imagination.
Manchester Grand Hyatt
Elizabeth Ballroom H.
Saturday, 8-14-10
4:00 PM to 4:50 PM

Eric Willmarth, PhD Saybrook Faculty
Panel Chair
Hypnotic Control of Pain.
David Patterson, Ph.D.
Friday, 8-13-10
3:00 PM - 3:50 PM
Conention Center 7B

Eric Willmarth, PhD Saybrook Faculty
Chair
Michael Yapko
8/13/10 @2:00 PM - 2:50 PM
Convention Center Ballroom 6D.

Eric Willmarth, PhD Saybrook Faculty
Chair
Tribute to Herbert Spiegel.
David Spiegel, MD.
Friday, 8/13/10
9:00 AM - 9:50 AM.
Convention Center Ballroom 6E

Tobi Zausner, PhD - Saybrook FacultyPoster Session CONSCIOUS AND UNCONSCIOUS: THE CREATIVE PROCESS IN VISUAL ART
Friday, 8/13/10
12PM-12:50PM
Exhibit Hall ABC, Convention Center