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MA Student Spotlight
Vincent Mangiapane Hometown: Washington, MI Program: MA Book I would recommend: The Gift of Therapy by Irvin Yalom Favorite Quote: “You can only lead a horse to water, but you cannot make it drink.” My second favorite is “When you hear hoof beats
Vinnie Mangiapane: “How I Make It Work”
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
Working with African American Clients and Mental Health in the African American Community
MSP is delighted to welcome alum Angela Celeste May, PhD to speak with our students on building clinical skills in working with African American clients in honor of Black History Month. Dr. May will be on campus this Friday, February
Campus Expansion Update
MSP’s campus expansion continues with several exciting updates to share. Previous Next Photos above feature progress on MSP’s campus expansion and Dr. Jim Maher, Clinic Director, at the newly opened Michigan School Psychological Clinic. Construction Update The new building, including
The President’s Perspective: Michigan Board of Psychology
The President’s Perspective is a blog series from MSP President Fran Brown that explores the field of humanistic psychology and shares insights into her experience as President. An essential part of my service to MSP students is to monitor changes
PsyD Student Spotlight
Hashim Malik Hometown: West Bloomfield, MI Program: PsyD Book I would recommend: The Death of Ivan Ilyich by Leo Tolstoy Favorite Quote: “I am not what happened to me, I am what I choose to become” Carl Jung What would
