MSP is committed to contributing annually to assist in student scholarships and aid. Scholarship and financial assistance funding is supported by gifts from alumni, family, and friends. Generally, funds are disbursed in the form of tuition credit. This academic year Jared Smendik (PsyD 2), was awarded the Jill Benton Humanistic
In 2006 I completed my dissertation[i] which studied individual’s experience of personality and identity through playing a sustained, self-generated character in the venue of Live Action Role-Playing (LARP). About 6 months after my work was complete, I left the LARP community. At the time, there didn’t seem to be much
Part of the challenge for students of clinical psychology is understanding that the career of a psychologist tends to unfold in phases. And, that some parts of this process consist of self-doubt and fear. Sharing the joys – and the challenges – of a career in clinical psychologist can help
Now What? is a new blog series designed to address specific issues related to coping with life’s challenges. I recently had the experience of asking a close friend for a break. Like a lot of relationships, this ending happened suddenly (via text in a grocery store), but really had been
Congratulations to our 2017 PsyD graduates! Dissertations will soon be available on ProQuest for students, faculty, and staff. Roxanne Christensen Transcending the Gates of Evin: Iranian Political Prisoners’ Experience of Survival Nicole Czech The Woman’s Experience of Being Raised by a Dieting Mother Amanda Sternitzky Gurny
The Outstanding Alumni Service Award was established to honor alumni who have made significant personal contributions in their local community through dedication and service to others. This award recognizes alumni who promote and demonstrate the humanistic values that sit at the core of MSP training in clinical psychology. This year’s
Now What? is a new blog series designed to address specific issues related to coping with life’s challenges. Recently, two close friends separately confided in me that one of her children had been labeled “obese” by the family GP. Both friends were worried, if not totally surprised by the news.
Many of the MA students at MSP decide to apply for our PsyD program after only a few months of the MSP student experience. Here, one MA student reflects on her experience as she considers one program ending and another about to begin. I recently went to dinner with
Everyone I keep in touch with from my MA (Class of 2015) at MSP found a job in psychology after graduation. I say this to quell the anxiety of the soon to be Class of 2017 and to encourage anyone who is applying to MSP, or thinking of applying, that
MSP is committed to providing opportunities for our students to share their research with the wider academic and professional community through academic support and financial awards. Interested students are encouraged to connect with faculty or staff to find out more. Attending the Midwestern Psychological Association’s (MPA) 2017 Conference was an illuminating experience
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