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 Evan MacAdams (PsyD 2), was awarded the Jill Benton Humanistic Psychology
Coming into this program, I had no idea what to expect. Although I was able to hear the perspectives of both former and current students, I remained anxious to begin. I have to admit that although I tend to present as a confident student, there are times my fear and
From students fresh out of undergrad to professionals who are retraining for a new career, the Michigan School of Psychology welcomes students wherever they are in life. “How I Make It Work” highlights the diversity of student experiences as they balance classes, work, and life. Christopher Corbin (PsyD 1) shares his
The Psi Chi chapter at MSP is please to announce the Psi Chi Academic Conference Award Winners for 2018! The purpose of the Psi Chi Academic Conference Award is to promote Psi Chi member scholarship and learning at professional conference. This year, Psi Chi awarded three travel grants: Brian Burgoyne (MA), National
“How I Make It Work” is a new blog feature designed to highlight the diversity of student experiences while attending MSP. From students fresh out of undergrad to professionals who are retraining for a new career, MSP welcomes students wherever they are in life. Ashley Craft (PTMA) shares her experience
The Fourth Annual Mental Health Symposium, hosted by the Psi Chi Chapter at MSP, was held on April 20, 2018 at MSP. After Psi Chi President Alicia Width (PsyD 3) made her opening remarks, she welcomed keynote speaker Sarah McClelland, PhD, Assistant Professor in the Department of Women’s Studies and Psychology
MSP is committed to celebrating faculty and student research at regional and national conferences throughout the year. Jared Smendik (PsyD 2) attended the 90th Annual Meeting of the Midwest Psychological Association and offered this reflection. As doctorate students, we tend to have a lot on our plate: From writing papers, reading vast
The Fourth Annual Mental Health Symposium hosted by Psi Chi will be Friday, April 20 from 12 to 5 PM. This free event welcomes students from MSP and other local psychology programs to gain experience in presenting posters and answering questions about their research. Michelle Justice (PsyD 1), Psi Chi
“How I Make It Work” is a new blog feature designed to highlight the diversity of student experiences while attending MSP. From students fresh out of undergrad to professionals who are retraining for a new career, MSP welcomes students wherever they are in life. Angel McKissic (PTMA) shares her experience
“How I Make It Work” is a new blog feature designed to highlight the diversity of student experiences while attending MSP. From students fresh out of undergrad to professionals who are retraining for a new career, MSP welcomes students wherever they are in life. Andrea Obah (MA) shares her experience
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