The Cultural Competency Conference (CCC) is an example of MSP’s commitment to preparing our students to work with the diversity of clients they will meet in clinical practice. Topics for last year’s conference – including “Building Competency: Considerations When Working with Arab Americans & Muslim Americans;” “Exploring Cultural Competency with
Students, faculty, psychologists, and community members are invited to submit proposals to present at the 2nd Annual Cultural Competency Conference that will be held May 1, 2020 at MSP. Proposals will be accepted through February 1, 2020. Cassidy Slade (PsyD 3) was on a team who presented “Counseling Jewish Americans
We are delighted to introduce Caroline Bull who joined the MSP staff as an IT intern in October. Where did you grow up? I was raised from preschool all the way through high school in rural Downeast Maine. I lived in a village called Surry of just barely above one
Before fall semester wraps up, I want to share some financial aid information that is relevant for current students and alums. Financial Aid Information from the APA Recently, an MSP alumna sent me a link to an informative video about the Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF) program from the American
“Before you know what kindness really is/ you must lose things…” I set out to write a blog for World Kindness Day and realized all I could do was think about loss. I have read this poem by Naomi Shihab Nye countless times because she so beautifully captures something –
In November, MSP’s focus is to shine a light on other organizations who are also doing important work in our community. Today we invite you to take a moment to explore the many organizations who provide MSP students with clinical training opportunities. We are grateful to be part of this
Every month or so, I receive a heartbreaking call from someone, about to complete a Master of Arts (MA) in Psychology from another school, who has just found out (after years of class!) that the degree they have earned is not license eligible in the state of Michigan. What does
First semester is fully underway – in the library and around the atrium a serious energy has settled. To mark this mid-semester transition, we asked a few MA students: What has been the best part of your MSP experience so far this academic year? Asia Hall The best part of
Earlier this year I lost my friend, mentor and business partner, Dr. Lavinia Ekong, unexpectedly. As painful and tragic as her death was for me, her clients were even more devastated. I’ve had the challenging responsibility of sitting with her clients and students to process their grief and sadness. As
Michelle Wheeler, MSI, MA (’09) Head Academic Librarian at the Moustakas Johnson Library, is a welcoming and familiar face in our community. Michelle joined the MSP staff in 2007, then took a year off to complete the MA program. After graduating in 2009, Michelle returned to her work in the
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