Faculty Member Offers Three November Presentations

Published 12.12.2008

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    A Pennsylvania College of Technology faculty member recently presented papers and talks at three scholarly gatherings.

    On Nov. 1, Richard Sahn, instructor of sociology and psychology, presented a paper at the Pennsylvania Sociological Society's annual conference in Harrisburg. The paper was titled "Cognitive Dissonance and 9/11: Why People Reject the Inside Job Conspiracy Theory."

    On Nov. 6, Sahn presented a paper titled "Tearoom Trade Revisited" at the Association for Humanist Sociology's annual meeting in Boston.

    Sahn gave a talk on "Patriotism and Social Democracy" at the Norman Thomas Society Dinner in Lewisburg on Nov. 22.

    Sahn teaches in the School of Integrated Studies at Penn College.

    For more information about the academic programs offered by the School of Integrated Studies at Penn College, visit online or call (570) 327-4521.

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