Mar 12, 2002
Matthew Haggerty ’02 Studies Doctor and Patient whom He Nearly Drove Insane
Psychology and literature intersect in one student’s independent study of the life of a 19th century writer and the doctor who nearly drove her insane…
Academic News
Psychology and literature intersect in one student’s independent study of the life of a 19th century writer and the doctor who nearly drove her insane…
An interest in journalism and World War II has inspired history major Michael Milberger ’02 (Scotch Plains, N.J.) to investigate Eric Sevareid’s work as…
Marquis Scholar Alison Hindenlang ’03 (Randolph N.J.) spends a good deal of her time outside the classroom immersed in water as a member of the varsity…
Erin North ’03 (Canonsburg, Pa.) spent much of the January interim session searching libraries and websites for information that may eventually help road…
A team of mechanical engineering students is preparing to compete in the 2002 Midwest Mini-Baja Competition in Madison, Wis., May 31-June 1. The group…
Interning at Associated Physical Therapists, Inc. in Easton this semester, Nancy Haystrand ’03 (Hillsdale, N.J.) is deciding if a career in physical therapy…
Trustee Scholar Jacob Sechrist ’04 (York, Pa.), a biochemistry major, spent the January interim session investigating a pigment that may help improve vision…
The accomplished career of Harold “Hal” Hochman, William E. Simon Professor of Economics, was celebrated in a recent article published in Eastern Economic…
Jeannette Theodat (Brookline, Mass.), a sophomore psychology major, tasted the hardships and rewards of counseling middle school children during a January…
Kelley Borradaile (Churchville, Pa.), a junior psychology major, is examining the role of clocks in human behavior by observing pigeons and how they react…