2022 is in Full Swing

 LSE had a great 2021, as witnessed by the big check I sent to the IRS last week.  In addition to the P-8 work, which is the mainstay, there was some interesting work for the Naval Postgraduate School and some new expert witness work. I also had an undergraduate intern for a few weeks, learning about applied psychology and research.  

The professional education and organizational development workshops came to a screeching halt during the COVID shutdown, but it looks like those things will be picking up.  I'll update the roster of offerings.

I'm really glad the ill-advised public health policy decisions of the past two years are receding. It's nice to be back on the road again!



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