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From Newton to San Juan: Lucero Latino Mental Health Program Scholars Shine on a National Stage
In mid-October, when the annual conference of the National Latinx Psychological Association (NLPA) commenced in San Juan, Puerto Rico, William James College was well represented. In total, eleven current students and one recent graduate made the 1,600-mile trip due south to present slivers of their scholarly work via five poster presentations accepted from a pool of juried submissions. Following the group’s return to New England, a pair of conference participants shone a spotlight on the unique mental health needs of the Latino community and how William James College is working to meet them.
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Celebrating 231 graduates and three honorary degree recipients
June 4th marked an exciting day at William James College, when 231 students graduated! The newest alumni included 102 graduates
Leadership Hacks, Season 3, Episode 2: The Role of Post Traumatic Growth After Adversity in Military Veterans
Join us to learn from fourth year Leadership Psychology doctoral candidate Aprille Young about her research on post traumatic growth. Aprille is in the process of creating a check point system between deploying and reintegrating US military personnel.
Mind(Full) Video Series: The Latest Insights & Research from the Faculty of William James College
Mind(Full) is a series of interviews between our Vice-President of Academic Affairs, Dr. Stanley Berman and our William James College faculty. In this exciting series, we hear about faculty scholarship, research, and applications in the field of psychology, counseling, and applied psychology. Episode...
Poster Presentations at 2017 NEPA Conference
William James College was honored to host the 2017 New England Psychological Association Conference. As a part of the conference, 16 William James College students presented posters, including five lead presentations and three student and faculty presentations. Along with the student presentations were...
Online Learning Can Ease Economic Inequality
I saw a Boston Globe editorial last month, entitled “Online learning can ease economic inequality” that caught my eye and I wanted to share some thoughts:
Men who are sexually assaulted face struggles tied to ideas of masculinity
After being a victim of sexual assault, men often face some of the same struggles women do when they are sexually assaulted. However, in addition, men may also begin to question their masculinity. Clinical psychology professor Dr. Robin Deutsch spoke with a reporter at the Boston Globe to discuss the...
Conversations, Episode 15: Veterans Mental Health with John M. Rodolico, PhD
More than 25 percent of veterans experience post-traumatic stress, anxiety, depression and insomnia when they return from war, and they face significant barriers in accessing high-quality mental health care. During this podcast
Dr. Tuesday Cooper Directs area of Emphasis in Nonprofit and NGO Leadership
Dr. Tuesday Cooper, director of the new Area of Emphasis in Nonprofits and NGOs in the Organizational and Leadership Psychology Department,
The Trump administration ending a temporary residency permit program affecting thousands of Haitians
Associate professor and Haitian native, Gemima St. Louis, comments on President Trump’s administration’s decision to terminate the Temporary Protected
Leadership Hacks, Season 3, Episode 1: Key Things All Nonprofit Leaders Need to Know
A key challenge for any leader is how to navigate the unwritten rules of organizational life. Nonprofit leaders also have to understand the implicit rules of the communities they serve and how to collaborate with them in order to be successful. Tune in to hear Dr. Tuesday Cooper’s take on the key things...
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