Psychology Takes Flight

**Psychology Takes Flight** Ever wondered what it took to qualify as a World War II pilot, bombardier, or navigator? This exhibition at the Cummings Center explores how psychologists contributed to the war effort by helping the U.S. Army Air Forces select and train personnel, improve aircraft design, and evaluate complex skills. You and your family can try hands-on recreations of the actual tests that soldiers took decades ago—a fun way to challenge yourselves while learning about an often-overlooked part of history. Admission is affordable for families: $20 covers everyone, or pay per person at $10 for adults and $5 for children under 18 and college students. Military veterans and active-duty service members receive free entry. The center is open Tuesday through Saturday mornings and afternoons, with extended Wednesday hours in the evening. Discounts are also available for groups and visitors with state EBT cards.