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�鶹��’s largest-ever cohort of students enrolled in the Doctor of Counseling Psychology in Counseling Psychology program completed their challenging first-year in the five-year program, collaborating on a number of events that bolstered their classroom learning. The 17 students teamed to host the University’s annual Fall Ethics Forum: The Ethical Psychologist in Your Community.  They also assisted Kate Coffey, director of Campus Advocacy, Prevention, and Education in hosting “Take Back the Night,” a powerful and impactful event designed to address and combat sexual violence on college campuses. 

“The PsyD program is rigorous, challenging, and rewarding,” said �鶹�� Director Dr. Diane Menago.  “These students have a lot of exciting opportunities on the horizon. There are so many times throughout the program when their minds are filled with stress and the pressures to get the A.  I want our students to focus on the process and not just the end product.  I want them to enjoy the journey and ask themselves, ‘What kind of clinician do I want to be?’.”