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The Foundation for Psychocultural Research-Hampshire College Program in Culture, Brain, and Development (FPR-HC CBD) is an innovative interdisciplinary program that reaches across Hampshire’s five schools to promote learning and research. CBD offers multi-disciplinary courses, lectures, and other programs for students and faculty that question and examine issues surrounding the study of culture, mind/brain, and human development.

If you have ever wondered about the nature of consciousness, how life experiences influence the expression of genes, or if you want to learn more about how your emotions are influenced by your culture and your biology, join in discussions with CBD students and faculty and explore the many opportunities offered by CBD, including:

• » Courses and Tutorials
• » CBD in Divisions I, II, and III
• » Funding for Student Projects and Internships
• » CBD Student Group
• » Public Events and Lectures
• » The Event Related Potential (ERP) Lab
• » The Neuroendocrinology and Behavior Lab
• » Funding for Faculty CBD Course Development

CBD and its programs are made possible by generous funding from Dr. Robert Lemelson 79F and The Foundation for Psychocultural Research (FPR). FPR and founding director Dr. Barbara Yngvesson launched CBD in 2003. CBD currently is in its third cycle of funding from the FPR, and is directed by Dr. Pamela Stone 86F.

FPR President Makes Headlines
	Robert Lemelson 79F Exploring New Directions and Building New Models “Hampshire’s CBD program is training the next generation of scholars and scientists working on the cutting edge of this new movement. The work of CBD graduates speaks to the extremely high quality of faculty, programming, and students.” Read more »

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