2005 Archive
November 14th, 2005: Confessions of a Brown Professor: Lessons Learned from Infants and Children
The Brown Club of Oregon is thrilled to welcome Professor (Emeritus) Lewis Lipsitt of Brown’s Psychology Department for a talk entitled “Confessions of a Brown Professor: Lessons Learned from Infants and Children” followed by Q&A. Check out Professor Lipsitt’s description of the talk:
“I will talk about my work with babies, and those babies growing up, and what I have learned from this Brown University project. I intend to be provocative because I believe that only when we the people understand what is going on in human development, the enormous increase in population in the world, and the increasing anger of the people will we be able to take steps to ameliorate the conditions that will surely destroy the globe…….”
Sounds pretty dang good! Here are the details:
- What: Confessions of a Brown Professor: Lessons Learned from Infants and Children
When: Monday, November 14th, 2005
Time: lightly catered reception at 6:30 PM, program begins at 7:00 PM
Where: Collins and Goudy Conference Rooms, near Vey Conference Center, Doernbecher Children’s Hospital, Oregon Health Sciences University
Directions: www.ohsu.edu/about/directions.shtml
RSVP: Yes, please, to Sam Blackman (email: sam@orbrown.org, phone: 503-454-1753)
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