Binghamton University was playing a major role in Morgan Appel's life long before she enrolled for classes. The 21-year-old senior comparative literature major attended campus pre-school at the University and also performed at the Anderson Center with her dance studio at a young age.
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Binghamton University faculty, staff and students are increasingly in the media spotlight as reporters seek them out for expert comment and to highlight their accomplishments. Topics of expertise cover a wide range, from parenting to evolution and consumer behavior to voting machines. Just as varied are the publications or news outlets seeking our expertise, ranging from small-town to national newspapers and television stations and from local to international radio outlets.
In the News provides a summary of recent media coverage related to Binghamton University.
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November 2012
Steven Jay Lynn, director of the psychological clinic at Binghamton University and distinguished professor of psychology, was featured in More, a women's lifestyle magazine, discussing the success rates of hypnotic treatments. Lynn said that while hypnosis is better than no treatment at all for cigarette addiction, hypnosis has little effect when it comes to treating alcohol problems, drug problems, and morbid obesity. "Hypnosis provides a powerful context for change," Lynn said, "but doesn't necessarily work for everyone."
