Doctoral Students Present Research
Students in Doctoral Research Methods, taught by Nancy Ares, assistant professor, teaching and curriculum, held a poster session in December. The session was a culmination of semester-long work in the course where students presented on a topic related to their doctoral studies.

Counseling and Human Development Admissions Days Scheduled
Admissions days will be held for counseling and human development on February 13 from 1:00 to 5:00 p.m. and on February 20, from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. The event is for master's applicants for the February cycle only. The Admissions Office will be making calls following the February 1 deadline.

Bannister Presents at Downtown Community Forum
Iris Bannister, doctoral student in counseling and human development, gave the presentation "Surviving the Holidays Series 2003: The Way It Used to Be: Where is the Joy?" at the Downtown Community Forum in December. The presentation focused on ways for people to overcome grief and depression over the holiday season. Bannister is an associate minister at St. Luke Tabernacle Community Church and serves on the board of directors of several community-based social and civic organizations.