We delighted to feature Alum Kate Cusick, PsyD (’19) in our latest Faculty Spotlight. Dr. Cusick is new to the Core Faculty. She is teaching a section of Core Concepts in the MA program and History & Systems in the PsyD program. Where did you grow up? I grew up
One of our 2020 doctoral grads, Nicholas Capaul, recently started a podcast with his twin brother called “Let’s Talk About Death With the Capaul Twins.” Dr. Capaul reflects below on growing up around death, his clinical work on grief, and the inspiration for their podcast. As a young boy I
This time of year always inspires a looking back, a review of the year that is ending. Best of, worst of, all the days in between. 2020 has been like no other year in my life – I’m hoping to leave many of the experiences I’ve had firmly behind. But
Dear MSP Community, As you’ve maneuvered through the 1st month of the 2020-2021 academic school year, you’ve done so in the midst of COVID-19, along with the ongoing ramifications of social injustices and racial inequality. I applaud you on successfully making it through. As you continue to prepare, show up,
Dear Students, For the most part, I’ve been where you are – anxiously awaiting the end of the semester and eagerly looking forward to Graduation Day, the day that confirms all assignments are completed and you’ve met all requirements to obtain your degree. Also, like you, I’ve never lived through
MSP Alum Troy Piwowarski, PsyD (’14) posted the first in a 3 part blog series on “White Engagement in Racial Dialogue” last week. Dr. Piwowarski kindly gave MSP permission to reprint this portion of his first blog – find the full text and future blogs on his website. (Excerpt of
Every year during Career Services Month MSP alum Cynthia Ransley, MA (’15) offers a “Job Hunting with a TLLP” seminar to help prepare our soon-to-be grads. Below are some of the tips she always shares. Here’s a hint for successful job hunting after graduation: Start now. Now is the time
Earth Day celebrates its 50th anniversary in 2020, in the time of global crisis amid COVID-19. I think of the ecopsychological implications of this time as we approach Earth Day. With recent environmental movements of 2019, one may wonder what about 2020? It seems our lives have been immersed with
MSP reaches out periodically to alumni to discover more about the work that fulfills their passion for clinical psychology. Life After MSP is our feature column that highlights the career journey of our grads. Name: Scott MacInnis, MA (’18), TLLP Job Titles: Crisis Clinician (Common Ground), Therapist (WiseMind, PLLC), Psychometrician (Harold J
MSP is delighted to welcome alum Angela Celeste May, PhD to speak with our students on building clinical skills in working with African American clients in honor of Black History Month. Dr. May will be on campus this Friday, February 28 – find full event details here. Presentation Summary: In
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