College of Humanities and Social Sciences

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�� hosts info sessions for new nursing degree	Western Washington University plans to host a series of information sessions for its new program that will allow registered nurses to earn a bachelor’s degree in nursing.	2013-02-20
Downtown Bellingham Partnership to host Twitter seminar with ��'s Jennifer Keller	The Downtown Bellingham Partnership is hosting a free Twitter seminar at 9 a.m. on Friday, Feb. 22, at the offices of DIS Corp. at 1315 Cornwall Ave. The seminar is meant for registered members of the partnership. It will feature Jennifer Keller, an assistant professor of journalism at…	2013-02-20
Songs you love likely to stick with you	It may seem that only annoying songs get stuck in our head but a new study reveals the opposite is actually true. Researchers at Western Washington University found songs people know and love are more likely to repeat in the brain and environmental cues triggered this phenomenon.	2013-02-20
BLPR Philosophy Lecture Series Continues Tomorrow with Eleonore Stump		2013-02-20
How to instill false memories	Studies have shown that it's easy to make people falsely recall small details about events, but as the fake memories grow in complexity and specificity, implantation grows progressively harder, though not impossible. After three interviews, researchers at Western Washington University…	2013-02-19
Training new leaders	A group of 20 civic-minded young San Diegans don’t know if they’re going to change the world, but they want to give it their best shot. They’ve been gathering together every other Saturday to hone their civic engagement skills through a series of lectures,…	2013-02-19
�� to Host Eleonore Stump with the Bellingham Lectures in Philosophy and Religion Feb. 19 and 21		2013-02-19
Miran presents at UCLA African Studies Center		2013-02-12
Rich environments can reduce cravings, �� professor finds	A stimulating environment may be the key to rehabilitation for drug and food addicts, according to a study by a Western Washington University professor. Jeff Grimm, a behavioral neuroscience professor at Western, published a paper about the behavior of craving in rats in January, co-…	2013-02-12
�� linguistics professor delves into J.R.R. Tolkien's languages		2013-02-08

�� hosts info sessions for new nursing degree

Western Washington University plans to host a series of information sessions for its new program that will allow registered nurses to earn a bachelor’s degree in nursing.

2013-02-20

Downtown Bellingham Partnership to host Twitter seminar with ��'s Jennifer Keller

The Downtown Bellingham Partnership is hosting a free Twitter seminar at 9 a.m. on Friday, Feb. 22, at the offices of DIS Corp. at 1315 Cornwall Ave.

The seminar is meant for registered members of the partnership. It will feature Jennifer Keller, an assistant professor of journalism at…

2013-02-20

Songs you love likely to stick with you

It may seem that only annoying songs get stuck in our head but a new study reveals the opposite is actually true.

Researchers at Western Washington University found songs people know and love are more likely to repeat in the brain and environmental cues triggered this phenomenon.

2013-02-20

BLPR Philosophy Lecture Series Continues Tomorrow with Eleonore Stump

2013-02-20

How to instill false memories

Studies have shown that it's easy to make people falsely recall small details about events, but as the fake memories grow in complexity and specificity, implantation grows progressively harder, though not impossible. After three interviews, researchers at Western Washington University…

2013-02-19

Training new leaders

A group of 20 civic-minded young San Diegans don’t know if they’re going to change the world, but they want to give it their best shot.

They’ve been gathering together every other Saturday to hone their civic engagement skills through a series of lectures,…

2013-02-19

�� to Host Eleonore Stump with the Bellingham Lectures in Philosophy and Religion Feb. 19 and 21

2013-02-19

Miran presents at UCLA African Studies Center

2013-02-12

Rich environments can reduce cravings, �� professor finds

A stimulating environment may be the key to rehabilitation for drug and food addicts, according to a study by a Western Washington University professor.
Jeff Grimm, a behavioral neuroscience professor at Western, published a paper about the behavior of craving in rats in January, co-…

2013-02-12

�� linguistics professor delves into J.R.R. Tolkien's languages

2013-02-08

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