Neil Schmitzer-Torbe

Talking mental health with iGen author Jean Twenge @WabashCollege

I very much enjoyed the new book, #ChangingHowWeChoose by @adredish which considers how morality can be studied as a set of tools to support and encourage cooperation. As a neuroscientist and Zen practitioner, I've put together some thoughts in a new post: neuralbuddhist.com/2023/03/18/cha…

My new book __Changing How We Choose: The new science of morality__ is out! Combining meso-economics, sociology, and neuroscience provides a new perspective that will change how we see each other and our communities. #ChangingHowWeChoose @mitpress. penguinrandomhouse.com/books/710572/c…

'Change-of-mind’ tasks in mice, rats & humans demonstrate that sensitivity to sunk costs during re-evaluation depends on the awareness of time spent & remaining: nature.com/articles/s4200… @adredish @neuromano @RKazinka @AdrinaKocharian @DrMacDonald3rd @NeilSchmTorbert @BrianMSweis

@DabbsPsych I am allergic to the TedTalk cadence, or the whatever the equivalent of taste aversion would be.

@HudsonDoug25 That was a good game - glad for this team to have had a strong season =)

That's my neighbor!! Way to go Lorelei! @NeilSchmTorbert

Huge congrats goes out to Canton Terry '21 for signing a professional contract with the Cologne Cardinals in Germany! Terry spent this summer playing for the Terre Haute Rex and becomes the third Little Giant to sign a professional contract since 2017 #Unrivaled #d3baseball

You're going to want to watch this On Demand video! 👀 Professor of Psychology Preston Bost discusses how conspiracy theories undermine public health measures and trust in American elections. Watch on wabash.edu/www.

My little brother, Tom, was recently diagnosed with an aggressive lung cancer, and we've started a GoFundMe to help him and his family with expenses: gofund.me/509567de

1/4 New bioRxiv preprint biorxiv.org/content/10.110…. Models should be as simple as possible, but no simpler. Models need to fit all of the data, not just the baseline case.

What a great surprise! The Class of 1971 has dedicated a bench outside of the Allen Center to Jon Pactor ’71. Jon, aka “The Bow Tie Guy” at Wabash, has been involved in and founded countless events involving students and alumni. He truly is Some Little Giant!

IU Health Academic Health Center current hospitalization data Keep in mind Indiana is at about 50% vaccinated at this point. So if vaccines didn’t work, it should be equal numbers of vax and unvax hospitalized. Vaccines clearly keep people out of the hospital. Get the shot.

PhoneEatsFirst is a photo-driven social sharing platform for dining and nightlife reviews that allows food lovers to discover new experiences by following and sharing with friends. wabash.edu/news/displayst…

“In training you talk about vomit and how to clean it up, but it just ended up being a big bloody mess. I was right in the middle of it.” Josh Myers' classes as a psychology major at Wabash have allowed him to thrive as an EMT. wabash.edu/news/displayst…

Thank you to the Wabash staff, students, and faculty who helped re-assemble some of your favorite classrooms. Looking forward to a more normal year. #WAF #BashCovid

Black Medical Student Considerations in the Era of Virtual Interviews journals.lww.com/annalsofsurger…

Sunday Night on the Wabash College Campus!!!!! Physically distanced but discussing a critical issue...the lack of Black Men in White Coats! @WabashCollege @mxibswabash @WabashGH

Check out a message from our CARE Team managers, Malcolm Lang ‘21 and Eric Lakomek ‘21 youtu.be/_KupenZt3W8

Good morning Wabash! We’re so excited to see all the impressive work of students today at the 21st Annual Celebration of Student Research, Scholarship, and Creative Work. Stop by the various spots on campus between 1-5 p.m. and show your support!

Congratulations to @elakomek for his poster on @CareWabash being selected for a special plenary session in @IndianaPHA conference tomorrow. What a GHI Fellow and Global Health minor! Support GHI at wabash.edu/408 instagram.com/p/CNbLfCsht13/…