The vivid drawing of men in combat told the story the 6-year-old boy couldn’t bring himself to tell: of a father in a distant war zone, far from family, alone, and afraid. It was the fear that the crayons brought instantly to life—a fear so palpable that it could be felt continents away.
1842-2009A Short History of Professional Psychology
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In honor of The Chicago School's birthday, Psychology Professor Paul Larson and Communications Director Matt Nehmer have spent more than a year compiling a history of our first three decades. A summary of that history—in milestones and photos—occupies one side of the commemorative poster. On the flip side you will find a graphic representation of the history of psychology itself. To learn how to order a flat copy—framed or unframed—contact us.
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