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Sharing About Teaching and Learning
by Lynette Sumpter, Dean of Academics and Director of The Center
This year I’m teaching a religion elective called “Psychology and Religion.” The focus of the course is to examine religion through the lens of psychology, prompting deep thinking about religious phenomena and experiences. My primary work in graduate school was exploring the relationship between psychology and religion, and I found my graduate years of study extremely rewarding. What was most powerful was finishing graduate school with even more questions necessitating a life-long learner approach to engaging these questions! (more…)
Do You Crave Crowds or Quiet Nooks?
by Lucy Holland, V Form
Last spring break, my mom and I went to Vieques, which is a little island off the coast of Puerto Rico. Before we got on the puddle jumper plane that took us to our destination, we stopped in Hudson News, the chain store mostly found in airports. A title grabbed my attention: Quiet: The Power Of Introverts In A World That Can’t Stop Talking. I had only a rough idea of what introverts and extroverts were, but the title intrigued me, seeing as I had always had a mini obsession with psychology because I think that the way the human mind works is intriguing (more…)

