Frank T. McAndrew
@ftmcandrew.bsky.social
Social Psychologist, Professor, Essayist
An "action"shot from my recent TEDxArlington Heights Talk -
October 16, 2025 at 11:44 PM
An "action"shot from my recent TEDxArlington Heights Talk -
I did my TEDxArlington Heights Talk today, and we had a nice showing of Knox College people. In the photo, L to R, are Bernie O'Connell ('84), Maryjo McAndrew (retired from Knox special collections & archives), Doug Porter ('05), Me, and Irene Podbrinok Di Minervino ('04)
October 4, 2025 at 10:06 PM
I did my TEDxArlington Heights Talk today, and we had a nice showing of Knox College people. In the photo, L to R, are Bernie O'Connell ('84), Maryjo McAndrew (retired from Knox special collections & archives), Doug Porter ('05), Me, and Irene Podbrinok Di Minervino ('04)
🎙️ Just wrapped a fascinating conversation about creepiness with Alie Ward.
The conversation took some fascinating turns, especially when we explored: "How an unexpected encounter with a clown led to an unsettling journey into the world of creepiness."
Can't wait to share the full episode!
The conversation took some fascinating turns, especially when we explored: "How an unexpected encounter with a clown led to an unsettling journey into the world of creepiness."
Can't wait to share the full episode!
August 21, 2025 at 6:31 PM
🎙️ Just wrapped a fascinating conversation about creepiness with Alie Ward.
The conversation took some fascinating turns, especially when we explored: "How an unexpected encounter with a clown led to an unsettling journey into the world of creepiness."
Can't wait to share the full episode!
The conversation took some fascinating turns, especially when we explored: "How an unexpected encounter with a clown led to an unsettling journey into the world of creepiness."
Can't wait to share the full episode!
I marched in the last Knox College commencement of my career this morning with my long-time friend and colleague Heather Hoffmann.
June 8, 2025 at 6:31 PM
I marched in the last Knox College commencement of my career this morning with my long-time friend and colleague Heather Hoffmann.