Thus, I encourage any Psi Chi faculty advisors who are interested in more information about the position to contact either the Psi Chi National Office or me. A Call for Nominations for Rocky Mountain Regional Vice-President will be mailed out on November 1. All Psi Chi chapters are eligible to nominate an actively involved faculty advisor. The deadline for submitting the nomination to the Psi Chi National Office is December 15, 2000. Everything is falling into place, and I am looking forward to a fantastic conference this year in Reno.
All submissions are blindly peer reviewed by three individuals.
Also, remember that the first author on the submission must be a Psi Chi member to be eligible for award consideration. I am very excited about the program this year, and am honored to report that distinguished Cognitive Psychologist Robert Sternberg has agreed to serve as the Psi Chi Distinguished Lecturer. Sternberg, from Yale, is well known for his Triarchic Theory of Intelligence among numerous other fantastic works. Also, Robert Sternberg will be our guest following his talk in the Psi Chi Suite to chat with Psi Chi members in an informal, conversational dialogue. Student submissions must be postmarked by January 12, 2001.