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Welcome to the home page for Motivating
Humans. This course is one of five First-Year Seminars offered by the
Department of Psychology, Carleton University,
Ottawa. This Web site provides access to the overall rationale
for the seminar, the course outline, a variety of course materials, as well
as aspects of the students' work (use the links
provided below).
Announcements
Grades
for both sections are now posted.
(Have you forgotten your password? What was the topic of the Gollwitzer
reading?)
Thanks
for a terrific year. I hope you will keep in touch over your next few
years of study.
All the
best on your exams and in the summer ahead!
STUDENT
PR PRESENTERS NEEDED
Career
Services is asking for the assistance of Carleton staff and faculty
to help and identify and encourage qualified students to apply to
become volunteer Public Relations Presenters for the 2001-2002 academic
year. As Presenters, students will be the liaison between Career Services
and the Carleton community promoting Career Services workshops and
events through short presentations in classes and also assisting with
advertising and market research. They are looking for enthusiastic
second- and third-year students from all faculties, with the ability
to work independently. Some public speaking experience would be an
asset. Students will gain skills in marketing, promotions, communications,
public relations, and presentations and market research. Students
can submit their resumes to Career Services, Room 508, Unicentre as
soon as possible.
E-BOOK
PILOT PROJECT
Carleton University Library is participating in an Ontario-wide
pilot project with netLibrary to provide access to 2000 e-books in all
subject areas. In order to check out the e-books you must first set
up a netLibrary account using an on-campus computer. Once you have an
account set up, you can access the e-book collection with no restrictions
from any computer connected to the Internet. The pilot project will
last one year. See the Library's E-books page for more information at
http://www.library.carleton.ca/refsrv/ebooks/ebooks.html
Are you having
difficulties using the course newsgroup from home?
Instructions
for Netscape access
This site was created and is maintained by Timothy
A. Pychyl, Department of Psychology, Carleton University.
Please send comments and questions to tpychyl@ccs.carleton.ca
Created with
Last updated April 23, 2001. Copyright T.A. Pychyl
- 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001
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