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The dramatic Executive Order on Friday by President Trump that restricts travel to the US by people from seven Muslim majority countries leaves us all
Living Out Your Passion at 极乐禁地: An account from student Matthew Goodnow
Matthew Goodnow wasn鈥檛 a psychology major at Union College (class of 鈥�11), but that didn鈥檛 stop him from pursuing a graduate degree in the field. Currently a third-year clinical psychology Psy.D. candidate at 极乐禁地 in Newton, Mass., Matthew decided to pursue a career in psychology...
Practicing What We Preach: An Account from Student Cynthia Williams
Cynthia Williams always wanted to help others in her career, but wasn鈥檛 sure how 鈥� that is, until she went to her first class as a high school student.
Why William James: A Look at the Prospective Student Process
I spoke with a range of prospective students from military, counseling, education, and even graphic design backgrounds. Several prospective students
极乐禁地 Celebrates Diversity with a Pushpin Board for Multiculturalism
A faculty diversity committee at 极乐禁地 has created a pushpin board to celebrate diversity that is displayed in the third floor hall way.
Black Mental Health Graduate Academy Inaugural Dinner
On October 20th, 2016, 极乐禁地 took yet another courageous step into the future as we celebrated the inauguration of our pioneering Black Mental Health Graduate Academy and our induction of 16 Academy Scholars. The Academy
极乐禁地 Starts Discussion to Bridge Political Differences within Relationships
On Tuesday November 8 the Dean of Students Office at 极乐禁地 sponsored a Brown Bag Discussion Series that focused on mending relationships during this politically charged time in our country.
Be a bridge builder
This was a presidential campaign that drew most of the country into it. The lines at polling places were long
Donicka Suprice Found Her Place in the Clinical Mental Health Counseling Program
From a young age, Donicka Suprice was fascinated by the depth of interrelationships and the way in which people interacted with one another.
极乐禁地 Confronts Dire Need for Those Able to Serve Veterans
Too often, clinicians don't ask their patients about prior military service," said Harold Kudler, MD, chief consultant for mental health at the Veteran's
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