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Asian Pacific American Heritage Month

William James College celebrates Asian Pacific American Heritage Month. Here is a sample of our scholarly projects focused on Asian topics by our students

William James Community Engagement

Expanding Services and Reaching New Populations

Spring 2017 From The President

Dear Friends of William James College, The need for educational excellence, service and discussion in applied psychology could not be greater. Whether

The Role of the Clinical Mental Health Counselor Today

What do a musician, a 50-year-old mother of three and a corrections manager have in common? They are all part of the diverse, vibrant tapestry that is

Grant Supports Professional Online Education

William James College has received a $20,000 grant from The John W. Alden Trust to support its new Professional Online Education on Advancing Mental Health.

Just In: Bachelor of Science in Psychology and Human Services program

William James College has been approved to offer an undergraduate degree completion program. Many social service agency and state workers are engaged in behavioral healthcare with an Associate’s degree. This BS in Psychology and Human Services will increase the skills and opportunities of the workforce...

Celebration of Diversity

Song, Poetry, Spoken Word and Dance

Refugees

The dramatic Executive Order on Friday by President Trump that restricts travel to the US by people from seven Muslim majority countries leaves us all

Living Out Your Passion at William James College: An account from student Matthew Goodnow

Matthew Goodnow wasn’t a psychology major at Union College (class of ’11), but that didn’t stop him from pursuing a graduate degree in the field. Currently a third-year clinical psychology Psy.D. candidate at William James College in Newton, Mass., Matthew decided to pursue a career in psychology...

Practicing What We Preach: An Account from Student Cynthia Williams

Cynthia Williams always wanted to help others in her career, but wasn’t sure how – that is, until she went to her first class as a high school student.

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