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MA Student Spotlight
Noor Hamzeh Hometown: Dearborn Heights, MI Program: MA Book I would recommend: The Boy who was Raised as a Dog: And Other Stories from a Child Psychiatrist’s Notebook by Bruce Perry Favorite Quote: “I am ready to face any challenges that might
Psi Chi Gives Back
At the end of March, the Psi Chi chapter at MSP created the Psi Chi COVID-19 Response Relief Fund to provide some relief during this emergency and support students as they continue in their studies. To date, Psi Chi has
Library Support during COVID-19
One advantage to being a small community is that we can pivot quickly. Once MSP classes went virtual, our Academic Librarians began to research and source new ways for students to access what they need online. Until recently, printing journal
From the President: Reflections on Ambiguity in an Anxious, Unprecedented Time
Ambiguity, noun Def: doubtfulness or uncertainty of meaning or intention Dear MSP Community, I think of you every day. I miss your smiling facings, the busy atrium, the smell of coffee and pizza wafting through the building. I wonder how
Spring Transformations
Earth Day celebrates its 50th anniversary in 2020, in the time of global crisis amid COVID-19. I think of the ecopsychological implications of this time as we approach Earth Day. With recent environmental movements of 2019, one may wonder what
Student Experience: How to stay motivated during online learning
Third semester – entirely virtual – starts this week at MSP. To help students navigate this unprecedented moment of online learning, we asked Paul Farley (PsyD 1) for his advice on staying motivated. During my MA, a large part of
