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Student Perspective: ABA
At the Michigan School of Psychology, we are proud to offer an Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) certificate through dual enrollment with our Master’s Program or as a stand alone program for students who already have an MA. The certificate program
Staff Spotlight – Jonathan Hackett
At the end of November, we were delighted to welcome Jonathan Hackett, as our new IT Support Specialist. Below, Jonathan offers insight into his role at MSP and a little about himself. Welcome Jonathan! Give us a snapshot of your
President’s Perspective: 2022 Doctoral Internship Matches
Dear MSP Community, I’m beyond excited to share amazing news about our students and the PsyD program: 100% of MSP doctoral students progressing to internship next year have matched to internship sites through the Association of Psychology Postdoctoral and Internship Centers
IDEA Black History Month Spotlight Project – Roundup
In honor of Black History Month, the Inclusion, Equity, and Diversity Alliance created a community spotlight on Black American contributions. The project, which was shared with the entire MSP community in mid-January allowed students, faculty, and staff to share the
MA Student Spotlight
Hannah Kaup Hometown: Fort Recovery, OH Program: MA Book I would recommend: The Four Agreements by Don Miguel Ruiz Favorite Quote: “Your future needs you, your past doesn’t.” Anonymous. What would people be surprised to know about you? I played division 1
MA with ABA Student Spotlight
Antoinette Fowler Hometown: Oak Park, MI Program: MA with Certificate in ABA Book I would recommend: Black, White, and Jewish by Rebecca Walker Favorite Quote: “When you stand for nothing, you fall for everything.” – Alexander Hamilton What would people be
