On November 3, filmmaker, Darnell Lamont Walker, screened his documentary “Outside the House” concerning mental health issues and suicide in the Black/African American community to a packed atrium of guests. After the film, there was a panel discussion with Mr. Walker, Dr. La-Toya Gaines, Dr. Mishelle Rodriguez, and Juanita
President Blau wrote a post as an alum, to all alums – from Merrill Palmer Institute, the Center for Humanistic Studies, and MSP – to reflect on our shared legacy of learning in humanistic psychology. And, our shared responsibility for supporting the creation of our future. She reiterated her commitment to
The Inclusion, Diversity & Equity Alliance (IDEA) partnered with Sanctum House, a local nonprofit that supports the victims of human trafficking to collect essential supplies for women in need. After just one week, our collection bin was overflowing! MSP students and staff volunteered their time in honor of
Thanks to the tireless efforts of the MSP community, along with other educational institutions, SB 634 finally cleared the state legislature and was signed into law by Governor Rick Snyder on February 15 as Public Act 24. Public Act 24 ensures that TLLP license holders have a reasonable time period
MSP students and faculty attended the Society for Humanistic Psychology (APA Division 32) Annual Conference March 22-25. Division 32 is always a wonderful opportunity for the MSP community to network and share research with other Humanistic psychologists from around the country. Student Engagement presented two interactive events designed
Psi Chi hosted the Fourth Annual Mental Health Research Symposium on April 20. This annual celebration of student research included two poster sessions, a Keynote Address by Sara McClelland, PhD, Assistant Professor in the Department of Women’s Studies and Psychology at the University of Michigan, based on Dr. McClelland’s own
President Blau was pleased to announce that she, along with MSP, had been named for the Charlotte and Karl Buhler Award for 2019 from the Society for Humanistic Psychology, Division 32 of the American Psychological Association (APA). In her blog, President Blau wrote that receiving this award inspired her to research more
Student Engagement hosted a variety of activities during Career Services Week (June 4-8), including an Alumni Panel, Resume Editing, and a Cover Letter Workshop. Our soon-to-be alumni had the opportunity to ask questions and prepare themselves for the job hunt after graduation. The Inclusion, Diversity
Career Services Week (CSW) at MSP is a chance for soon-to-be grads to begin their transition from students to early career professionals. This year, several themes emerged from CSW that came up during every session and pointed to the heart of student questions and concerns. Top of everyone’s mind – how can
Each month we have been lucky enough to have Dr. Diane Blau, MSP President, share what’s on her mind and in her heart regarding The Michigan School and the field of professional psychology. As her tenure as President draws to a close, Dr. Blau shares one of the things that
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