News and Events
CORNELL MINDS MATTER – FALL 2009
Going to Psych Grad School? See the collection of slides by Professor Goldstein and Professor Segal from the Department of Psychology. Here are additional books they recommend:
Insider's Guide to Graduate Programs in Clinical and Counseling
Psychology, by Norcross et al. Currently the 2008/2009 edition is available; the 2010 version will be out in February.
Graduate Study in Psychology 2010, by the American Psychological Association.
Career Paths in Psychology: Where Your Degree can Take You, by Sternberg.
Procrastinate @ the Straight Come and enjoy massage, ice cream Sundaes, crafts, games, subs. Wind down after a long semester of work. Six rooms of fun! Free and Open to all! Friday, December 4th from 4-7pm, WSH 4th floor
CMM General Body Meetings are open to the entire Cornell community. Come to one or all of these exciting sessions, Tuesday afternoons 9/8 &22, 10/ 6 &27, 11/10. This semester’s programming will Focus on Relationships… Human Bonding by Cindy Hazan, Relating to your Asian/Asian American Parents, Family Members with Mental Illness, Speak Out on Mental Illness.
Join us as we venture downtown for Community Service Projects with National Alliance for Mental Illness on Oct. 3, Compos Mentis (alternative mental health center) every Friday and Bridges, on alternate Saturday afternoons.
Much more is planned. Check our website for up-to-date info on events and programs to promote wellness on the Cornell Campus.
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Cornell Minds Matter promotes the overall mental and emotional health of all Cornell students, works to reduce the stigma of mental illness, and holds events open to the entire Cornell community that foster a healthy, balanced lifestyle.
Whether your interest stems form personal experience, academic interest, curiosity or desire for social action; we welcome you to join us in our quest. College is difficult enough as it is; silence leads to no positive outcome.
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