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Existential Psychology 2027 SPSP Preconference in Philadelphia PA on Feb 11.
Submit by Oct 8, Register by Jan 29!
Speaker theme: Awe, Growth, & the Good Life.
Keynotes, Research Talks, Data Blitzes, Posters, Awards!
Visit issep.org/conference for info, submission, registration
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“There has been tons of research on how intellectual humility might help people to think better...but there has been almost none on how intellectual humility might impact a person’s well-being.”
#WFU research scholar Michael Prinzing on exploring virtue ethics & mental health. 🧠✨
psypost.org/two-forms-of-int…
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Something big is happening at @WakeForest, and at colleges and universities across the country.
![“Wake Forest decided to put character formation at the center of its mission about a decade ago. Since 2020, it has trained 140 faculty across various departments on how to do character education, and 160 faculty [and staff] on how to think about their own moral growth. The university also formed the Educating Character Initiative, which has so far dispersed more than $35 million impacting 146 institutions that are developing their own programs.”
The Atlantic’s David Brooks in his May 17 article: “Something Big is Happening on Campus”](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HIsstyKXEAANGCL.jpg?name=orig)
ALT “Wake Forest decided to put character formation at the center of its mission about a decade ago. Since 2020, it has trained 140 faculty across various departments on how to do character education, and 160 faculty [and staff] on how to think about their own moral growth. The university also formed the Educating Character Initiative, which has so far dispersed more than $35 million impacting 146 institutions that are developing their own programs.” The Atlantic’s David Brooks in his May 17 article: “Something Big is Happening on Campus”
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Opinion | The Real ‘Diploma Divide’ Is About Identity, Not Beliefs
The familiar narrative that colleges are fueling a growing divide in political beliefs is not backed up by the data. But something else consequential has changed. bit.ly/4rWo4E2
ALT A blue chess pawn and a red pawn, each mounted on a wooden block, face one another.
Michael Prinzing retweeted
Dr Michael Prinzing @M_Prinzing presented our latest seminar in the McGill - UofT Wellbeing Research Seminar series (2026 March 4): "The Ordinary Concept of a Good Life".
youtube.com/watch?v=ZUzkLen0…
For our full series, see wellbeing.research.mcgill.ca…
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Our next CHERN McGill-UofT seminar will be by Prof Michael Prinzing @M_Prinzing, on "The Ordinary Concept of a Good Life".
Past seminars, and link to registration:
wellbeing.research.mcgill.ca…
Due to my poor calendaring, CWKN is hosting a webinar at the same time!
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Philosophy doesn’t just attract good thinkers. It helps make them.
A new study of more than half a million college grads by @M_Prinzing and @daft_bookworm shows that philosophy majors stand out for reasoning skills, curiosity, and open mindedness.
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theconversation.com/studying…
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Listen to the newest episode today: prindleinstitute.org/podcast…
Next week (12/2), catch a new episode Examining Ethics featuring @daft_bookworm and @M_Prinzing in discussion with @am_richardson25 on their study for @apaphilosophy on intellectual virtues. Subscribe now wherever you get your podcasts! #EthicsEducationEverywhere
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Can environmentally friendly actions boost personal well-being? Listen to this week's #UndertheCortex with @M_Prinzing to learn how a sustainable lifestyle offers profound benefits. #Sustainability
psychologicalscience.org/new…
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New, open-access article by @daft_bookworm and @M_Prinzing about the educational value and impact of #EthicsBowl
jps.bham.ac.uk/articles/181
More exciting announcements about the Parr Center's assessment efforts coming soon!
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