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This month, we are offering two new free videos from the INS History Project—featuring interviews with Professors Ida Sue Baron and Skye McDonald. These two videos are available to anyone on this page. Share the news with your non-INS colleagues!
INS members can access all four new videos, including those above as well as interviews with Professors Jon Evans and Margaret O’Connor. Click here for exclusive INS member access.
The INS-SLC is recruiting In-Training Members for SIX positions, including Co-Chair (2 positions), Global Engagement Representative (2 positions), Mid-Year Meeting Program Representative, and Member-at-Large.
Applications are due on or before Monday June 30th, at 11:59pm U.S. Eastern Time.
Click here for position descriptions, requirements, and how to apply.
Are you looking for a way to connect with other INS members who share an interest in a specialized area of neuropsychology? Do you look forward to discussing professional issues, recent research, or the future of our field with others?
The INS special interest groups (SIGs) provide a forum for INS members with common interests to come together during INS meetings, for the purpose of sharing recent research, discussing professional issues, and interacting informally.
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