MSP Student Ambassadors serve as representatives of the student body and are here to answer any questions you may have about student life at MSP.
Our ambassadors each bring a unique personal perspective to student life – some are fresh out of undergraduate studies, some balance parenthood and classwork, and some are taking classes part-time and working.
Each ambassador has volunteered personal information they are willing to share with prospective students.
If you would like to contact one of the ambassadors below regarding their experience(s) at MSP, please feel free to email them.
2026-2027 Master of Arts in Clinical Psychology Program
Eriana Delbridge
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Eriana Delbridge, from Detroit, is a part time Master’s student at the Michigan School of Psychology. After completing her undergraduate degree at Wayne State University in psychology, she took a gap year to carefully consider her next steps before committing to graduate study. Now, while working full time, she is excited to help fellow students acclimate to MSP and build a sense of community. She chose MSP for its personal and welcoming campus environment, small class sizes, and supportive faculty. She was also drawn to the program’s distinction as one of the few in Michigan that prepares students for the Limited Licensed Psychologist (LLP) exam. Passionate about both personal and professional growth, Eriana values the opportunity to learn in an intimate, student-centered setting while preparing for a meaningful career in psychology.
Jennifer Thomas-Sopekan
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Jennifer is a 2nd year part -time student in the MA/ABA program. She graduated from Wayne State University with her B.S. in Criminal Justice and Argosy University with her M.A. in Forensic Psychology. She is a wife and a mother of 2 currently working full time. Her goal is to complete this program and move on to a Doctoral program that encompasses some mix of Neuroscience, Clinical Psychology and Forensic Psychology. She will be making a career change to follow her passion of healing and helping people become the happy, whole, healed version of themselves. She is passionate about working with families, couples, teens and young adults, men, veterans/police officers who may be dealing with PTS, and new mothers trying to reacquaint themselves with life after giving birth. Her goals are to gain as much knowledge as she can in the field and the resources associated, have a successful career, then give back by doing a professorship at the end of her career to help the next generation of Psychologists apply real-world experience to what is taught from the book. If there are any questions you have about creating a plan after graduation, brainstorming ideas on what's next, or simply questions about MSP, she is always willing to talk.
TaMerra Thompson
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TaMerra Thompson earned her Bachelor of Arts in Psychology with a concentration in Mental Health from Spelman College and is currently pursuing her Master of Arts in Clinical Psychology part-time at the Michigan School of Psychology. She works full-time as a behavioral health technician at Greenbrook TMS, where she provides nasal esketamine and TMS treatments for patients with major depressive disorder (MDD). TaMerra is passionate about advancing mental health care and is especially interested in working with patients living with MDD and generalized anxiety disorder (GAD). She's excited to connect with students and answer any questions about admissions and classes.
