Dr. Michael Frederick from the University of Baltimore spoke on evolutionary psychology topics and shared his life journey with the Stevenson community. Students and faculty alike found the talk enlightening and inspiring. We would like to thank Dr. Frederick for speaking to our community, and would love to have him back.
Please join us in congratulating the Psi Chi inductees of 2017:
Attending a conference on writing, our beloved faculty networked with other professionals in the Baltimore area to exchange ideas on teaching writing to students. Honored to have hosted this at the Greenspring Campus, our faculty proudly engaged in the free conference that lasted several hours. The conference began with a keynote speech by Dr. Beins in which he discussed what students don't do and what teachers should do to help with this dilemma. Of course, there was both free breakfast and lunch provided as the conference continued with fierce networking and ideological exchanges. Overall, the conference was extremely elucidating and a worthwhile experience for faculty.
Stevenson psychology students trekked to Boston for the 2017 Eastern Psychological Association Research Conference. Here, our students presented their empirical work and networked with professionals in the field. We are proud of the work our students have produced, and even more so that they earned the opportunity to present it!
Once more, the venerable and vaunted, Dr. Ryan Schurtz, has published an insightful op-ed in the Baltimore Sun titled Baseball Science Baffles Even the Scientists. Here, Dr. Schurtz explores the difficulty of baseball 'science' because of its high speed nature, leaving us to appreciate the split-second decisions players must make. You can read it below:
http://www.baltimoresun.com/news/opinion/oped/bs-ed-fastball-20170227-story.html