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SOME
PSYCHOLOGY PROFESSORS
also have their own
homepages, which can be reached
by going the FACULTY
section.
y psych-l
(that’s lower-case "l" as in lemon, not "one")
is the Psychology Department On-line Information and Discussion List. To
subscribe, all you need is an e-mail account, and every student at Hunter
has a free one. This list is intended for everyone in any way involved
with the Psychology Department at Hunter: majors, minors, faculty, administrative
staff of the College, alumni...and everyone else.
I (Bonnie Seegmiller) set up this list to increase communication
about the going’s-on in Hunter’s Psych Dept., specifically, and in Psychology
and related fields, more generally. Keep informed (and join in the discussion
if you wish) about events sponsored by the Psychology Advising Office,
such as meetings
for new and "old" majors which provide an orientation to the Psychology
Department; meetings about graduate school; and meetings about careers
in psychology and related fields. Hear about events sponsored by organizations
such as the Psychology
Club and Psi
Chi (e.g., bake sales; guest speakers, field trips, the Annual
Convention), and by the Biopsychology Program (e.g., colloquia). And,
importantly, get valuable information first about issues such as
registration,
added and dropped courses, and "Last Semester Free." Advertise your
textbooks for sale. In addition, exchange information and ideas about
what’s currently of concern to psychology, e.g., job positions, research
assistantships, internships, scholarships, fellowships, books for sale,
movies and books of psychological interest, topics such as "genital mutilation"/"female
circumcision," antidepressants, domestic violence, therapy, parent-child
interactions, social behavior in ants, immigration and stress, homelessness,and
so on. psych-l has unlimited potential; it can become whatever we
want it to become.
Here’s how to subscribe to (i e., join)
psych-l:
( "Subscribing" to
a list (in computer-talk) simply means signing up; there is absolutely
no cost to you; it’s totally free! "Subscribing" means you will
get all messages posted on the list, and you can contribute messages yourself
that will be distributed to all subscribers. .In other words, you’ll be
able to join in. Add, you can cancel your subscription whenever you want
).
1. Log on to your e-mail
account. (If you don’t know how to do this, look at the ACS instructions
available in the Bookstore, or stop in at the Reading/Writing Center Computer
Lab, fourth floor, TH). In the following instructions, DO NOT actually
type in < >
2. Send an e-mail message
to <majordomo@shiva.hunter.cuny.edu>
3. Depending on the e-mail
system you’re using, if it asks for your name, hit <ENTER>
(or <TAB>; i.e., leave the line blank)
4. If it asks for the subject,
hit <ENTER> (or <TAB>; i.e., leave the line blank)
5. In the body of the message,
type only <subscribe psych-l>
Remember that’s l as in
lemon, not a number one. It all has to be typed in lower-case letters.
6. SEND the message.
You will receive confirmation
of your successfully having joined the list, along with instructions about
how you too can interact with the list, and you will begin to receive all
messages posted to the list.
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