Dr. Gottman will present a synthesis of his breakthrough studies of 2,000 couples over the last two decades. He will review his research findings on divorce prediction as well as characteristics of long-term satisfying relationships. He is best known for his work on divorce prediction including analysis of the affective and physiological dynamics of couples interactions. He has been a Professor of Psychology at the University of Washington since 1986 and has received many awards and distinctions. Special Discounted Student Work Opportunity - Students are needed to help work during this workshop, which is located near Philadelphia.
Help is needed in the areas of registration, book and tape sales and setup.
Dr. Gottman s workshop is looking for a limited number of students interested in both attending the workshop and working during setup time and workshop breaks. The Chair s Office has more complete details for those of you who are interested in attending. St. Mary s College of Maryland seeks two visiting faculty members for the 1999-2000 academic year in the areas of developmental and cognitive psychology. The visiting faculty member would be eligible to apply for the tenure-tract position. Teaching duties of the visiting position are lifespan development, adolescence, and introduction to psychology in the fall semester.