C.G. Jung Institute of Colorado: Statement on Racial Crisis May 31, 2020
Erel Shalit Carlsberg Foundation Research Fellowship in Behavioural Neuroscience
1/29/2020 – The Queen’s College is delighted to announce the creation and endowment of the Erel Shalit Carlsberg Foundation Research Fellowship in Behavioural Neuroscience thanks to a generous £2m gift from the Pettit Foundation (USA) and the Carlsberg Foundation (Denmark).
Interdisciplinary neuroscientific endeavours, encompassing the humanities, philosophy, social science, psychology, mathematics, and related disciplines, are at the core of recent and profound advances in understanding human behaviour. Future advances will require support for research at the highest levels of academic rigour, while bringing together scholars and scientists from many adjacent disciplines in order to exchange and develop new insights into human behaviour.
The Queen’s College, the Pettit Foundation, and the Carlsberg Foundation are committed to working together to support and grow this important area of interrelated, interdisciplinary research and are pleased to announce that Professor Morten Kringelbach will take up the post of the Erel Shalit Carlsberg Foundation Senior Research Fellow from 29 January 2020.
Sixth Annual Conference – May 31- June 1, 2019
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“A Lecture in Memory of Erel Shalit” presented by Nancy Furlotti
“Watching and Waiting in the Wanderings of Life” presented by Kathryn Kuisle
“Living the Imaginal Life” (open to registered guests) presented by Lara Newton and Jeff Raff
“Approaching Death, the Final Chapter. Dreams of a 92 years old woman” presented by Kornelia Grabinska
“To Whom do You Pray, Cross Cultural Change from a Jungian Perspective, a Study of Zulu Healers, Traditional Isangomas and A.I.C. Prophets” presented by Margaret Johnson
Fifth Annual Conference – June 1-2, 2018
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Keynote Address: “Guardians at the Gate: I Have to But I Can’t” presented by Cindy Smock
“Encounters with the Animal Soul: A Voice of Hope for our Precarious World” presented by Nancy Swift Furlotti
“The Redemption of the Feminine: A Study on the Archetypal Image of Mary’s Assumption as a Healing Symbol in Times of Crisis” presented by Grazia Di Giorgio
“Images on the Journey of Individuation: A Handcar Woman, a Cairn and a Fairy Tale” presented by Claudia Schmitt
James Glenn Carlson, March 30, 1924 – August 2, 2016
On Tuesday, August 2nd we lost a dear friend and valued member of the CGJIC community, Emeritus member, Glenn Carlson.
Click here to read a brief memorial of his life.
Fourth Annual Conference – June 1-3, 2017
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Keynote Address: INTERESTING TIMES presented by Jeff Raff
“My Story – As Far As I Can Tell” presented by Mark Palmer
“The Alchemical Yellow in Dreams and Image” presented by Nancy Ortenberg
Intersecting Stories: A Jungian Musing on Mixed Race, Ethnicity and Religion presented by Christine Chao
The Tree-of-Life and the Wonder-Working Plant presented by Ronda Martin
Seismic Political Shifts: A Panel Addressing Our Country’s Rapidly Changing Political Landscape and Its Effect on the Psyche presented with open discussion by John Todd & Laurel Howe
Third Annual Conference – June 3-4, 2016
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Psyche and Reflections on Mortality A Panel with Bernice Hill, Jeff Raff, Linda Leonard and Deborah Bryon
Healing the Split with our Sacred World (Plenary Address) Presenter: Jeff Kiehl
A Candle for Medusa Presenter: Margaret Dozier
The Cave Presenter: Claudia Schmitt
The Maiden and the Devil – Feminine Development Against All Odds Presenter: Lara Newton
Sandplay and the Alchemical Imagination Presenter: Laurel Howe
July 25/26, 2015 – CGJIC Library Pop-Up Exhibit: The Professional Library of the C.G. Jung Institute of Colorado
To commemorate C.G. Jung’s 140th birthday, the CGJIC hosted a special library exhibit and “Remembering Jung- documentary film excerpts and discussion”.
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Click here to read about the films and discussion.
Second Annual Conference – June 5-6, 2015
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Alchemy in our Practices and in our Lives A panel with Margaret Johnson, Jeff Kiehl, Lara Newton and Jeff Raff
Jung-Neumann Letters (Plenary Address) Presenter: Nancy Furlotti
Images of Individuation Presenter: Nancy Ortenberg
Hidden in Plain Sight Presenter: Grazia Di Giorgio
The Evolution of Archetypal Forms in Western Civilization Presenter: Jeffrey Kiehl
Shadow of the Bat Presenter: John Todd
The Owl, the Goddess, and the Psyche Presenter: Mark Palmer
First Annual Conference – June 6-7, 2014
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What is Jungian Analysis? A Panel with Nancy Furlotti, Bernice Hill, John Todd, and Jeff Kiehl
The Annunciation Its Symbolism and Transcendence Presenter: Kathryn Kuisle
Psychology and History: A New Look (Plenary Address) Presenter: Jeff Raff
Borderlands of the Psyche: Multiple Perspectives on How Culture and Country Meet Jungian Psychology Presenters: Lourdes Albarran, Christine M. Chao, Grazia DiGiorgio
I Saw a Whooping Crane, Crowned in Crimson Presenter: Judith Slimmon
Face–‐to–‐Face with the Absolute: The Binding of Isaac and the Archetype of the Patriarch Presenter: Mark Palmer
The Eye of the Camera, Synchronicity and Constructed Reality Presenter: Stephen Witty
August 27, 2013 – CGJIC Ratification
During the recent X1X International Association for Analytical Psychology (IAAP) Congress in Copenhagen, The C.G. Jung Institute of Colorado (CGJIC) was formally ratified. This is a process in which delegates from all of the Jungian Training Programs around the world vote. We won a stunning 280 out of 301 affirmations (93% of the delegates). The event that we have been contemplating for decades, and tirelessly working toward for the past three years, has finally come to fruition, and the Jung Institute members want to share this news with our community, near and far, known and unknown! Click here to read more.