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Gathering for Growth: On-Campus Residency for the Leadership Psychology Program
Our PsyD in Leadership Psychology program is designed for the working professional and attracts students from across the country. These students impact many different industries and collectively help influence nearly every aspect of how an organization runs. While students learn online for most of their...
Building a Tradition of Belonging: The Role of Expressive Arts in Campus Celebrations
鈥淭he arts鈥攚hether visual, dance or music鈥攁re integral aspects of celebrating cultural practices and traditions from across the globe,鈥� said Dr. Gemima St. Louis, Vice President for Workforce Initiatives who, along with her colleagues in the Center for Multicultural and Global Mental Health, has...
College Mental Health Initiative Launched at 极乐禁地
Grant funding from the Boston-based Ruderman Family Foundation (RFF) and the Massachusetts Department of Higher Education has positioned 极乐禁地 (极乐禁地) to bring valuable resources to campus, establish the College Mental Health Initiative (CMHI), and hire a director, 极乐禁地 alum M膿gan Kersting,...
Connecting with Veterans in Nature
Kelly R茅, Sarah Garde, and Alexis Childs, clinical psychology doctoral students at 极乐禁地, along with Brittney Cloutier, clinical mental health counseling master鈥檚 student, had the valuable opportunity not only to create and deliver workshops focused on mental wellbeing, but also to...
Top 10 Common Scholarship Questions
Our admissions team assembled the most frequently asked questions about scholarships to help you during the application process.
5 Signs You鈥檙e Ready to Go Back to School
Have you been wondering if now is the right time for you to finish or advance your education? Our admissions team put together a list of five signs you're ready to go back to school.
Steps for Ordering Your Transcripts
Are you applying to college and not sure how to send your transcripts to the admissions office? Here are some easy steps for ordering transcripts from previous institutions.
Organizational Psychology vs. Industrial-Organizational Psychology
If you are looking for a career making a difference in organizations, but aren't sure which path is right for you, check out our blog post highlighting the differences between organizational psychology and industrial-organizational psychology.
First Graduate of LGBTQIA+ Concentration Proudly Paving a Path Forward
Colleen Deely, a 2023 graduate, is the first student to first graduate from our LGBTQIA+ Studies concentration. Launched in 2021, the program provides mental health professionals with the language, cultural sensitivity, and clinical competence that will enable them to deliver high-quality care to LGBTQIA+...
Working in Schools: Two career paths that aren't teaching
Are you looking for a rewarding career where you can work in schools and make a difference in the lives of children and adolescents? Consider the fields of school psychology and applied behavior analysis.
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