Presented by

Keith Burke, Ph.D.

May 11, 2012
7:30 p.m. to 10 p.m., with intermission and refreshments provided
Joyce Beers Community Center, Hillcrest 

Admission: General, $12; members, $7

There is little research comparing the strength of the Moon as a predictor of definable, recognizable personality characteristics with psychological methods.

Many San Diego astrologers have been following the progress of Keith Burke, astrologer and astrological teacher, as he moves into a new professional identity as Keith Burke, Ph.D., clinical psychologist. Keith tested this theory in his doctoral dissertation (which he recently successfully “defended” as they say in the psych biz).

SDAS members will be interested to hear about this since several were participants in the research, volunteering their birth information and completing a personality assessment form. At our May meeting we are going to hear the results of his work, some of which weren’t all he would have liked to have seen, but he will also talk about how this work sets the stage for some potentially exciting new dialogues between the fields of astrology and psychology.

Keith is a frequent and one of the favorite speakers at SDAS. He is the founding Managing Director of the California Institute for Open Studies and has lectured about astrology at major astrology conferences and societies throughout the United States. Anyone who has heard him lecture knows of his exciting and impactful presentations. He is currently the Clinical Social Services Program Manager at St. Vincent de Paul Village in San Diego, one of the largest transitional housing programs for the homeless in the United States