Alumni Presenting at International Conference!
Psyche, Spirit and Science:
Negotiating Contemporary
Social and Cultural Concerns
(4th IAAP/IAJS Joint Conference)
Yale University
July 9-12, 2015
Worldwide Pacifica Alumni, alert! Psyche-Soul in discussion on the East Coast!
When we first came to Pacifica Graduate Institute, many alumni found a language-home here: a place where we could talk about the intersection of depth psychology, myth, story, soul, and body more comfortably and freely than perhaps we had imagined. Perhaps we looked and listened and said to ourselves, These people speak my language!
The Alumni Association is happy to report that over a dozen alumni (and some current students), and several faculty, are heading to Yale University to present their research at the Fourth Annual International Association for Analytical Psychology and International Association for Jungian Studies joint conference in July!
Our alumni will appear next to such luminaries as Michael Conforti, Jerome Bernstein, Murray Stein, Christopher Hauke, Craig Stephenson, and others from around the world.
Alumni Presenters and their Topics
- Hallie Durchslag (PhD Clinical 2015) The Contributions of Severe Mental Illness in Understanding Soma Connections to the Numinous
- Michael Glock (PhD Depth 2008) Trance Encounters of the Mind Kind
- Honor Griffith (PhD Clinical 1999) Transition Times: Birthing the New Story
- Natalie McCullough (MA Engaged Humanities 2015) Spiritual Ideas are Untidy, But We Let Them Stay
- Ruth Meyer (PhD Depth 2005) Mandalas, Dreams, Memes and Teens
- Christopher Miller (PhD Myth 2014) On Screen: New God-Images in Cinema, Puer-Senex in Film
- Roxanne Partridge (MA Depth 2011) Sticking to the Image Religiously: Immediate Menstrual Experience for Psyche, Spirit, and Science in the 21st Century
- Alan Geyer (MA Engaged Humanities 2011) The Scientific Function: Toward an Aesthetic Epistemology
- Brandon Short (MA Depth 2014) A New Form of Life: Systems Science and Sacred Dreams
- Laura Lewis Thayer (MA Depth 2008) The Archetype of Number: Towards Healing the Split between Science and Spirit
- Chantel Thurman (MA Counseling 1996) Splinter Psyches in a Splintered World: Ecological Restoration of the Human Soul
Student Presenters and their Topics
- Shara D. Knight (Depth Psychology PhD Candidate, Dissertation in progress) Relating to the Infinite: Connecting with Symbolic Scenes from Sci-Fi, Fantasy, and Surreal Cinema as Imaginative Inquiry into Psyche, Spirit, and Science
- Rita Rispoli Porter (Clinical Dissertation Student) Looking Homeward: Place Attachment and Forced Migration
- Heather Taylor-Zimmerman (Depth PhD Student) Psyche and Spirit as Polytheism and Monotheism: Multiplicity Viewed through Synchronicity in the “Painting” of The Red Book
- Hong Wen Chen (Depth Student) Jung’s Near Death Experience as the Re-evolution and rebirth of Psyche, Spirit and Science
- Brian Deitrich (Depth Student) Recovering Divinity: Psyche, Spirit, and the New Atheism
- Kiley Laughlin (Depth Student) From Chaos to Cosmos: Scientific Implications of Observer Participancy in the Weltanschauung of C.G. Jung
- Barbara Joy Laffey (Depth Student) Growing Up Female with a Male God-Image
- Sarah Norton (Depth Student) The Ice Body: Connecting Spirit and Matter in The Red Book
- Linda Marshall (Humanities Student) Throwing Clay as an Exploration in Psyche, Spirit, and Science
Posters
- David Fisher (Depth PhD Student) Inner Life in the Age of the Panopticon
- Vicky Jo Varner (MA Depth 2013) Can You Spot It? Recognizing Jung’s Cognitive Processes
Faculty Presenters:
Lionel Corbett, Professor, Depth Psychotherapy Specialization:
Jung and Non-Dual Spirituality: Some Clinical and Theoretical Implications of the Self as Totality
Susan Rowland, Chair, Engaged Humanities & The Creative Life:
Psyche, Symbols and Complexity Science in The Red Book
Elizabeth E. Nelson, Chair, Depth Psychotherapy Specialization/Dissertation Policy Advisor:
Neurophenomenology, Complexity, and Arts-Integrated Movement in Working with Dreams
Joseph Cambray, Provost (co-facilitator):
Spirit and Science: Negotiating Contemporary Social and Cultural Concerns
Glen Slater, Core Faculty, DJA:
Unconscious Religiosity and the Posthuman Movement Man and machine, Al, disembodied
Safron Rossi, Professor, Hybrid Programs:
Jung, Astrology, and Psyche
Michael Elliott, Professor, Counseling:
“The Synchronicity of Ethics”
For more information on the Conference, and to register, go to:
http://www.iaap.org/congresses-and-conferences-events/conferences/2015-conferences/1240-fourth-joint-iaap-and-iajs-conference.html
For more information on the International Association for Analytical Psychology, go to: http://www.iaap.org
For more information on the International Association of Jungian Studies, go to: http://jungianstudies.org
To contact Alumni Association of Pacifica, go to https://pgiaa.org/
You are cordially invited to
“AN EVENING WITH PACIFICA”
Friday Evening, July 10, 2015
5:30 – 7:30 P.M.
The Church Room
155 Temple Street
New Haven, CT 06150
Please join us as we celebrate
Psyche-Soul on the East Coast!
Fourth Annual International Association for Analytical Psychology and International Association for Jungian Studies joint conference
Meet our Faculty, Alumni & Student Presenters
RSVP TO:
Dianne Travis-Teague: (805) 879-7303
e-mail: [email protected]
Stacey Zackin
PGIAA Local Coordinator for CT
(818) 590-5372
e-mail: [email protected]
