Mangione Speaks at Creativity and Madness Conference

October 16, 2012
New England

by Antioch University

Lorraine Mangione, professor of clinical psychology, spoke at the Creativity and Madness Conference, sponsored by the American Institute for Medical Education October 11-14 in Boston. Her presentation was titled “Creating as an Act of Cultural and Identity Assertion: Italian American Women and Their Art.”

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