Paul Kramer‘s Dean’s Lecture, originally scheduled for Thursday, Jan. 20, has been rescheduled to Thursday, Feb. 10 at 3 pm, in CMU 101. The talk, titled “Roberts’ Rules of Order: Reflections on the U.S. Supreme Court,” will explore the major cases of the current Supreme Court term and attempt to define any major trends emanating from the Roberts Court.
Lisa Stewart, School Psychology, published in the popular “Helping Children at Home and School” series. Stewart’s article on Academic Local Norms provides educators and parents with a concise guide to developing and using normative academic information from the child’s own classroom, school and district. The article is part of the widely used NASP series that provides short articles for educators […]
Psychology Professor Lisa Nawrot is a regular contributor to local Fargo magazine “On the Minds of Moms”. An article on “Empty Nest” appeared this summer, and one on “Early Puberty” is in the December edition, due out next Friday December 14th. OTMOMs magazines are free and available at Hornbachers and Sunmart stores.
Lisa H. Stewart, Psychology and School Psychology, has had three training modules selected for dissemination on the Research Institute for Problem Solving website. The three modules: Measurement, Screening, and Progress Monitoring, were developed for higher education training materials for the Minnesota Response to Intervention Center. One of the modules, Progress Monitoring, was co-authored by MSUM School Psychology graduate student Adam […]
Magdalene H. Chalikia, Psychology, had a paper presented at the 2nd Pan-American/Iberian Meeting on Acoustics, Nov. 15-19 in Cancun, Mexico. The paper was titled “The judgment of voices does not conform to the evaluative/potency/activity framework. Verlin B. Hinsz (NDSU, Psychology Dept), Luke Berglund and Natasha Maw (MSU Psychology) were co-authors. All, except Natasha, attended the meeting.