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Greetings, fellow grad students.  I have recently been added to this
discussion forum and look forward to engaging in stimulating correspondence
with my peers in the field.

I am currently enrolled at the University of North Florida's graduate
program in general psychology, which is focused on student research in
psychology.  Like many, I was drawn to the psych. field through literature
which focused primarily on abnormal psychology and then was thoroughly
fascinated by the intricacies of various psychopathologies.  This
inevitably led to my first-choice major as an undergradute, and it has
continued to be a fascinating journey.  Today, I have chosen to focus my
attention on psychophysiology/psychobiology -- more specifically, in the
realm of circadian rhythms and "the sleeping mind."

I have been listening in on the discussion for the past couple of days,
wondering if the trend of discussion usually falls along the lines of
clinical practices.  Dreading the perpetuation of a dichotomy between the
research and clinical fields, I joined Psycgrad in hopes of getting input
from various views of "the up-and-coming" in psychology regardless of my
peers' prospective career paths, as well as contributing some opinions of
my own.

I'm looking forward to speaking to all of you in the near future.

           --Thierry