Great Lakes APT
4915 Robinson-Vail Road
Franklin, OH 45005-4732
Phone (937) 746-0376
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GREAT LAKES APT MINI-CONFERENCE - Naperville, IL
May 17, 2008

Type Palooza !
An Opportunity to Celebrate and Expand Your Knowledge of Personality Type with Dick Thompson, Scott Savage, Greg Huszczo, and Danielle Poirier. Topics include: Functions & Attitudes and Type Dynamics, Using Type in Work Conflicts, Individual and Organizational Change, and the Magnificent 16 Personality Types. Great Opportunity to network and socialize with colleagues and friends. Special Room Rates at the Fairfield Inn & Suites. Mike Shur from CPP (Consulting Psychologists Press) will also be on hand to discuss a new program of interest to independent consultants.

- - - - SIGN UP BEFORE MAY 5TH TO GET AN EARLY BIRD DISCOUNT

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For More Info: Jerry Black
GLAPT@chapt.org 630-232-4228.

2008 PROGRAMS

Upcoming Event

BIG ONE DAY PROGRAM
Saturday, April 19th 2008
9 am - 4 pm
College of DuPage, Glen Ellyn, IL

Meeting the Needs of Diverse Students:
A One-Day Introduction to Personality Type as A Comprehensive Tool for School Improvement
Jane Kise, Ed.D. Speaker President, Association of Psychological Type

In this workshop, you will gain hands-on experience with the theory of personality type, a framework that considers individual differences that exist across gender, ethnicity, and ability levels. Type provides teachers with a holistic approach to meeting the needs of each student—and to effective collaboration with colleagues for genuine school improvement.

Download a Brochure here (pdf)

For More Info: Melody Camp
melody@melodycamp.com 773-445-1717

 

BOOKSHELF

The Cult of Personality - a book review by Peter Geyer

A recent book by Annie Paul has created some controversy with sweeping statements opposing Personality Testing. Unfortunately the author has swept in among perhaps some valid criticisms the MBTI and the Jung-Myers model. Peter Geyer deftly dissects the allegations - separating reason from hype.