MITPP 2020 Summer Institute Online

By Tamar SchwartzJune 11, 2020June 11, 2020 EVENTS

2020 SUMMER INSTITUTE: ONLINE MINI-COURSES & WORKSHOPS HELD VIA ZOOM CONTACT HOURS/CEUs APPROVED

EVERYTHING YOU ALWAYS WANTED TO KNOW ABOUT PRIVATE PRACTICE, ESPECIALLY NOW: A DISCUSSION FOR THOSE CONSIDERING GOING (OR ABOUT TO GO) INTO THEIR OWN PRACTICE
Instructors: Alison Hickman, LCSW, & Sweta Kansagra, LCSW
The focus will be helping to pave the way for those starting out in private practice and will include: Assessing needs for office space and finding an office, practical matters concerning licensing and managing your records (clinical and financial), determining whether or not to participate on managed care panels, how to fill out insurance forms and submit to Continue reading MITPP 2020 Summer Institute Online

The ‘Useless’ Perspective That Transformed Mathematics

By Tamar SchwartzJune 11, 2020June 11, 2020 Science

Click Here to Read: The ‘Useless’ Perspective That Transformed Mathematics: Representation theory was initially dismissed. Today, it’s central to much of mathematics by Kevin Hartnett on the quanta magazine website on June 9, 2020. Hexagon Reflections. Public Domain via Wikimedia Commons.

How do neutrinos get their mass?

By Tamar SchwartzJune 11, 2020June 11, 2020 Science

Click Here to Read: How do neutrinos get their mass? By Jessica Romeo Neutrinos don’t seem to get their mass in the same way as other particles in the Standard Model on the Symmetry website June 9, 2020.
Neutrino detector – National Museum of Nature and Science, Tokyo. Image: Daderot. Public Domain via Wikimedia Commons.

From chaos to free will

By Tamar SchwartzJune 11, 2020June 11, 2020 Science

Click Here to Read: From chaos to free will: A crude understanding of physics sees determinism at work in the Universe. Luckily, molecular uncertainty ensures this isn’t so bt George Ellis on the aeon website on June 9. 2020. Image: Charles Edward Miller from Chicago, United States. Public Domain via Wikimedia Commons.

The Man Behind ‘The Dybbuk’: Rokhl’s Golden City: S. An-sky’s ethnographic expedition

By Tamar SchwartzJune 11, 2020June 11, 2020 Arts, Literature

Click Here to Read: The Man Behind ‘The Dybbuk’: Rokhl’s Golden City: S. An-sky’s ethnographic expedition by Rokhl Kafrissen on the Tablet website on June 10, 2020.
A photograph of w:The Dybbuk’s Hebrew Premiere: w:Habima Theatre (then operating in Sekretaryova Theater, Nizhny Kislovskaya 6, close to w:Bolshoy Kislovsky Lane, w:Moscow), 31 January 1922. On the stage: w:Hanna Rovina as Leah, the possessed bride; Nahum Zemach as the Tzaddik. Public Domain via Wikimedia Commons.