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SUMMARY:Liberal Arts First-Year Lecture
DESCRIPTION:\nNick Pearson\, \;associate teaching professor of psych
ology\, will present the first-year lecture\, &ldquo\;Psychology\, Susta
inability\, and Circuity: Three Words That Sound Like They Should Start
With The Same Letter\, And How They Can Save The Planet\,&rdquo\; which
relates to the college&rsquo\;s Moments of Change: Creating a Livable Pl
anet sustainability-focused theme.\n\nHe will discuss how the field of p
sychology (and the liberal arts more generally) can help us achieve a he
althy and sustainable future. The intersection of psychology and environ
mentalism will be explored with a focus on individual actions.\n\nNick e
arned his bachelor&rsquo\;s\, master&rsquo\;s\, and doctoral degrees fro
m Penn State. He is chair of the Department of Psychology&rsquo\;s Green
Team and an active member of the Liberal Arts Sustainability Council.\n
\nFor more details: https://events.la.psu.edu/event/first-year-lecture-2
023/
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:Nick Pearson, associate teac
hing professor of psychology, will present the first-year lecture, &ldqu
o;Psychology, Sustainability, and Circuity: Three Words That Sound Like
They Should Start With The Same Letter, And How They Can Save The Planet
,” which relates to the college’s Moments of Change: Creating a Livable Planet sustainability
-focused theme.
He will discuss how the field of psychology (and t
he liberal arts more generally) can help us achieve a healthy and sustai
nable future. The intersection of psychology and environmentalism will b
e explored with a focus on individual actions.
Nick earned his bac
helor’s, master’s, and doctoral degrees from Penn State. He
is chair of the Department of Psychology’s Green Team and an activ
e member of the Liberal Arts
Sustainability Council.
For more details: https://events.la.psu.ed
u/event/first-year-lecture-2023/
URL:https://la.psu.edu/welcome-week
LOCATION:Foster Auditorium, 102 Paterno Library
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