Faculty Voices

Let’s come together in “communities of practice” Perhaps one of the most difficult findings of post 911 is the lack of trust between people. Research tells of a significant decline in faith [...]

The Kore Goddess by Safron Rossi The Kore Goddess is an in-depth archetypal psychological study of an overlooked mythic and psychic pattern. Also known as the Maiden or Virgin, the Kore [...]

Dark Times by Beth Anne Boardman Well, it’s been quite a five years. Quite a six years. Quite a year. Two years. However long you trace your suffering back, I hope you have found some rays of [...]

Towards a 21st Century Model of Psyche: Altered States, Oracles, and Intelligences Oregon Friends of Jung is thrilled to have Joe Cambray back and giving a Friday Talk September 17 and Saturday [...]

Towards a 21st Century Model of Psyche: Altered States, Oracles, and Intelligences Oregon Friends of Jung is thrilled to have Joe Cambray back and giving a Friday Talk September 17 and Saturday [...]

Showing Up for Life: The Artist-Intellectual by Peter M. Rojcewicz, PhD Pacifica Graduate Institute Provost and Vice President of Academic Affairs The core requirement for private and [...]

Lying and Violence: A Nobel Lecture by Alexander Solzhenitsyn by Dennis Patrick Slattery, Ph.D. (Published in New Braunfels, Texas newspaper, the Herald-Zeitung’s Opinion page, June 12-13, 2021.) [...]

Existential Intimacy of Learning: A Noetic Turn from STEM by Peter M. Rojcewicz, PhD Pacifica Graduate Institute Provost and Vice President of Academic Affairs STEM Education Science, technology, [...]

Replacing the Myth of Growth Dennis Patrick Slattery, Ph.D. is Distinguished Professor Emeritus in The Mythological Studies Program at Pacifica Graduate Institute in Carpinteria, California. [...]

Faculty in Conversation: Clinical Impacts of the COVID Crisis The next webinar of the 2020-2021 Counseling Community Webinar Series is a Faculty in Conversation: Clinical Impacts of the COVID [...]