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Harnessing the Power of Wikipedia for Scientific Psychology: A Call to Action
As I wrote in my December column, Wikipedia provides an immense opportunity to teach about psychological science . Wikipedia is massive, with over 3.5 million articles in the English version alone. It is the most Visit Page
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Sensing Success: Klatzky Doubly Honored
2010 has been a banner year for Roberta L. Klatzky, APS Treasurer and Professor of Psychology and Human-Computer Interaction at Carnegie Mellon University: She has received both a Humboldt Research Award and the Kurt Koffka Visit Page
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Member Profile: A Pillar of Psychology
In a few months, Janet Taylor Spence will be fully retired from the University of Texas-Austin, an institution at which she has taught, researched, published, and flourished for the past 30 years. In moving on Visit Page
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Member Profile: Something Old, Something New
Charles Hamad, an experienced gardener and strong supporter of psychological research, knew it would not be a bed of roses when he took over as director of the Southbury Training School in Danbury, Connecticut, last Visit Page
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Member Profile: Internet Without Angst: APS Member John Krantz Maintains Tidy APS Home on Web
“Internet is a huge resource but it’s incredibly disorganized, with everyone doing their own thing,” said John Krantz, assistant professor of Psychology at Hanover College. “So I thought it would be a lot easier if Visit Page
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'Unabomber' Corresponds with APS Member
