Ambiguous Memories and Essential Truths:...
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IN RECOGNITION OF INTERNATIONAL WOMEN'S DAY DR. MEREDITH KIMBALL - Professor of Women's Studies and Psychology at SFU - who will be giving the following talk: Ambiguous Memories and Essential Truths: Freu and t-- e ec ve Memory Debate 4 p.m., MONDAY, MARCH 8TH 1999 NORTH KELOWNA CAMPUS STUDENT CENTRE - SSC-026 Refreshments will be served in the OUC Club after the talk. For further information contact pr. Jennifer Gustar, 762-5445, ext 7380 Meredith Kimball is a Professor in the Departments of Women's Studies and Psychology at Simon Fraser University. She teaches in the areas of adult development and female roles in contemporary society, history of western feminisms, and feminist psychoanalytic theories. Her research interests include theories of gender, the history of women in psychology, caregiving, gender and math, and women in science. She is currently beginning a long term project on the history of women in psychology and psychoanalysis.
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IN RECOGNITION OF INTERNATIONAL WOMEN'S DAY~~I
DR. MEREDITH KIMBALL- Professor of Women's Studies and Psychology at SFU
who will be giving the following talk:
Ambiguous Memories andEssential Truths:
Freu and t-- e ec veMemory Debate
4 p.m., MONDAY, MARCH 8TH 1999NORTH KELOWNA CAMPUS
STUDENT CENTRE - SSC-026
Refreshments will be served in the OUC Club after the talk.For further information contact
pr. Jennifer Gustar, 762-5445, ext 7380
Meredith Kimball is a Professor in the Departments of Women's Studies and Psychology at Simon Fraser University.She teaches in the areas of adult development and aging~ female roles in contemporary society, history of westernfeminisms, and feminist psychoanalytic theories. Her research interests include theories of gender, the history ofwomen in psychology, caregiving, gender and math, and women in science. She is currently beginning a long termproject on the history of women in psychology and psychoanalysis.
