Himmler's Island

by Richard G. Buchanan, Ph.D.

Overview

A mysterious secretive Foundation, perhaps middle European, has funded a project in a luxurious resort on a Caribbean Island where highly intelligent couples have been lured to come to begin the breeding of more intelligent offspring in a Eugenics program hoping to have a generation that has a statistically significant greater intelligence. Word has leaked out about the project leading to the Foundation's arranging with three cable news networks to send supposedly naïve reporters to visit the resort and report on the project, which will be edited, to correct the supposed misconceptions about the project. One reporter, not quite as naïve as the Foundation thinks she is, uncovers disturbing aspects of the project. With the help of the project's Clinical Psychologist, they blow the lid off the project in a nationwide cable news broadcast.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940150146679
Publisher:	eBookIt.com
Publication date:	01/04/2015
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
File size:	1 MB

About the Author

Richard G. Buchanan, Ph.D. received a BA in Psychology from Antioch College and the Ph.D. in Industrial Human Relations from New York University where he also received a Founders Day Award. In addition, he is a Diplomate in Industrial/Organizational Psychology awarded by the American Board of Professional Psychology. He was employed by The Psychological Corporation, attaining the position of Assistant Director of its Test Division; was Co-Director of his own firm, The Buchanan Group; was an Internal Human Resources Consultant for Merrill Lynch, and Associate Professor of Organizational Behavior at New York Institute of Technology where he was a one-year rotating Director of its MBA Program. A former President of the Metropolitan New York Association for Applied Psychology, he is also an honorary Lifetime Member.