Honors Convocation: May 5, 2009
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| Honors Convocation Photos (May 2009) | Description of Psychology Awards | Description of Neuroscience Awards |
Cornelia Manley Sabine Award
William Arthur Blakely Memorial Award
Arnold B. Scheibel Neuroscience Award |
Photos:

Kaeley Anderson (Neuroscience '09;left), Brianna Cushing (Psychology '09; center),
Kelsey Patterson (Psychology '09; right)

Brianna Cushing (Psychology '09). Cornelia Manley Sabine Award winner

Kelsey Patterson (Psychology '09). William Arthur Blakely Memorial Award winner

Kaeley Anderson (Neuroscience '09). Arnold B. Scheibel Neuroscience Award winner
Honors Descriptions
The following are descriptions of psychology and neuroscience awards awarded by the psychology department. In addition, further awards are listed that have been recently won by psychology or neuroscience majors.
- William Arthur Blakely Memorial Award
The William Arthur Blakely Memorial Award is financed through funds provided by the family and friends of Dr. Blakely, who was a member of the Psychology Department from 1931-1959 and Chair during most of this period. The award is presented to a student who shows exceptional promise for a career in psychology.
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This award is presented annually to the outstanding graduating psychology senior on behalf of Cornelia Sabine, Class of 1947, a longtime supporter of Colorado College and the Department of Psychology. This award serves as a tribute to Cornelia, who had a long and distinguished career in public service as a psychologist, working with both children and adults in Colorado. After receiving a Bachelor's degree in music from Northwestern University, Cornelia and her husband, Paul, moved to Colorado Springs in 1947, where she obtained a B.A., magna cum laude, and a an M.A. in Human Behavior from Colorado College. She subsequently earned an educational specialist degree from Stanford University, and became a licensed psychologist in Colorado Springs, where she maintained a private practice for 30 years. Her advice to students is to use their knowledge of psychology to bring peace and understanding into relationships in our fractious modern world.
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In Memorium The Department of Psychology offers |
- Arnold B. Scheibel Neuroscience Award
Annual award given to the outstanding graduating senior in Neuroscience.
