This year, we recognize the contributions made by three members of the MSP Board of Trustees in particular as they transition to new roles. Sean Cook is stepping down as Chair and will remain a Member and both Pete Hartman and Heather Rae are departing. Thank you for your years
Congratulations to our 2018 PsyD graduates! Dissertations will soon be available on ProQuest for students, faculty, and staff. Simone Billing The Mother’s Experience of an Autism Diagnosis for her Child Jessica Dluzynski A Quantitative Assessment of Anxiety and Human-Animal Interaction
This year, we say goodbye to three of our beloved faculty members who have given so much to our community. Each began their MSP journey as a student, each departs after leaving a unique and lasting contribution to our institution. We thank you for all that you have given. John
Dear Students, As you take your leave for the summer, I want to compliment you on an academic year well spent and a vacation well earned. Your time here has reflected dedication to learning and commitment to personal growth. I am confident that you can each look back at those
Good Afternoon, It is exciting to report that we have made progress next door to include clearing and grading of the property. This is all in preparation for next steps in creating parking spaces for fall student arrivals. It is most exciting to witness the transformation of the site and I will continue
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
Every academic year begins with a welcoming and interactive New Student Orientation. This year, we welcomed 66 (part and full time) MAs and 17 PsyD 1 students. In addition, 18 students began our new Certificate in Applied Behavior Analysis that will prepare them to become Board Certified Behavior Analysts (BCBAs) with a humanistic
The Psi Chi chapter at MSP kicked off events for the year with a delicious Bake Sale Fundraiser (October 16-20) and hosted a Game Day on Friday, October 20. As usual, Dr. Ryan Blackstock was on hand to demonstrate games and encourage students to relax and have some fun.
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
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