Congratulations, Dr. Caudle!
Kris Caudle, show above with her childhood Pillow Person, is now Dr. Caudle. Congratulations on successfully completing the Ph.D! Her thesis defense intervention (err…introduction) is available after the jump. Read more…
Asylum offered to former Whalen Lab members
With the recent news that the Whalen Lab is shutting its doors after 5 years of productivity, the BIL, in combination with the Heatherton Lab, has stepped up to help re-home several of the abandoned students and RAs. For more information or to help with the relocation efforts, please contact us with the code word “Help Me”.
Grad Recruiting ReCap
Not to be confused with the Grad Recruiting Happy Cap (see previous post), PBS successfully hosted some of the nation’s best and brightest prospective grad students over Valentine’s Day Weekend. Although the weekend was largely viewed a success, there were a few moments that made us less than proud. Of particular note, Graduate Chair Paul Whalen’s overview of the Graduate Program’s curriculum, requirements, and expectations devolved into a thirty-plus minute infomercial on the virtue of studying the amygdala.
Men without Hats?
Not at Dartmouth. The PBS faculty (both men and women) has a proud new tradition of sharing Professor Bill Kelley’s favorite hat (The G-STAR Hat of Most Excellent Fashion) during Graduate Recruiting Weekend.
Somerville sighting
Former grad student, Leah Somerville, was spotted in the lab on Friday according to eyewitness accounts. It is still unclear whether she was simply visiting or whether she was kicked out of her post-doc with BJ Casey. DEVELOPING…
At the pies…
The Kelley lab was at the pies this past weekend at the 5th Annual Heatherton Pie Baking Festival. This year’s best pie, “Speedo Pie” by former PBS grad student Brian Russ.
What’s with the ugly graphics?
Yes, we know…it’s a template…it’s going to be changed. Blame Kate Demos, former grad student turned post-doc who apparently thinks running subjects is more important than the new website design.
UPDATE: We’ve fixed the generic template graphic with a nice soothing brain imaging collage.






