[Biomedical-cybernetics] You can feel the nonlinearity at SCTPLS 2014!

[Guastello, Stephen]

Dear Colleagues,

The SCTPLS Conference Committee is pleased to announce Dr. David  
Schuldberg as one of our keynote speakers at the SCTPLS Annual  
International Conference in Milwaukee, WI, July 31 through August 2,  
2014. He will be presenting

Developing a "Feel" for Nonlinear Systems: How to Work with Impossible  
Problems

David Schuldberg, Ph.D. is Professor of Psychology at the University  
of Montana, Missoula, and has published extensively on nonlinear  
dynamics. He was born in Los Angeles, California and grew up in  
Seattle, Washington. After a  B.A. in Social Relations from Harvard  
University in 1973 (including a brief period majoring in physics), he  
received his M.A. and then Ph.D. (in 1981) from the University of  
California, Berkeley, with a Postdoctoral Fellowship in Clinical  
Research in the Department of Psychiatry at Yale in 1988-89. Dr.  
Schuldberg joined the faculty of The University of Montana in 1984,  
now serving as the Director of Evaluation at the SAMHSA-funded  
National Native Children's Trauma Center at UM, and is a licensed  
clinical psychologist. A former Director of Clinical Training, he  
teaches undergraduate and graduate students and supervises both  
research and clinical work. Dr. Schuldberg is particularly interested  
in applications of nonlinear dynamics to positive human functioning,  
including creativity and psychological well-being. He is currently  
working on the definition and modeling of health processes – both  
psychological and physical – and on nonlinear facets of health care  
services and health care reform.

See more about the conference and the Call for Abstracts here:
http://www.societyforchaostheory.org/conf/2014

--The SCTPLS Conference Committee
A. Steven Dietz, SCTPLS President, Chair





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