John E. Mack Institute
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The mission of the John E. Mack Institute (formerly known as both the Center for Psychology and Social Change, and the the Center for Psychological Studies in the Nuclear Age) "is to explore the frontiers of human experience, to serve the transformation of individual consciousness, and to further the evolution of the paradigms by which we understand human identity.
"The Institute is named in recognition of John E. Mack, M.D. (1929-2004), Pulitzer Prize-winning author and Professor of Psychiatry at the Harvard Medical School, to honor his courageous examination of human experience and the ways in which perceptions and beliefs about reality shape the human condition." [1]
Contents
Directors [2]
- Dennis Briefer
- Will Bueche
- Dominique Callimanopulos
- Terry Hunt, Ed.D.
- Daniel Mack
- Janis Pryor
- Judith Thompson, Ph.D.
Former Board Members
Former Directors (1994) - Center for Psychology and Social Change [1]
- Richmond Mayo-Smith, chair
- Robert Bosnak
- Elisabeth Case
- Sarah Conn
- Terry Hunt
- John Mack
- Robert Ryan
- Ervin Staub
- Richard Chasin
Resources and articles
Related SourceWatch
- Paula Gutlove
- Diane Hennacy Powell - former Director of Research
References
- ↑ Our Mission, John E. Mack Institute, accessed July 9, 2007.
- ↑ Board of Directors, John E. Mack Institute, accessed July 9, 2007.
