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Spaces of Great Character: Few and Far Between

By Ann Sloan Devlin on April 23, 2012 in What Americans Build and Why

Look around you, on your campuses and in your communities. How many work spaces elevate your spirits? How many promote concentration? Creativity? How many such spaces are quiet? Read More

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Ann Sloan Devlin, Ph.D.

Ann Sloan Devlin, Ph.D., is the May Buckley Sadowski '19 Professor of Psychology at Connecticut College.

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