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Serving the Mental Health Needs of the Underserved Scholarship
The Serving the Mental Health Needs of the Underserved Scholarship established in William James College’s Center for Multicultural & Global Mental Health
New Masters in Criminal Justice and Behavioral Health
In August 2018, William James College will launch its Master of Arts in Criminal Justice and Behavioral Health program. This is a two-year, 36-credit, fully online and work-friendly program. The program draws on the expertise of the College’s already renowned Forensic Psychology and Counseling faculty...
William James’ First Undergraduate Program
Meeting the Need for More Highly Trained First Line Staff
Aging Wisely... Wisdom of Our Elders
Irving I. Silverman and his daughter Ellen Beth Siegel, PsyD, William James alumna, have published a compendium of essays by a group of 75 seniors and professionals
How the Organizational Psychology Program Helped These Alumni Pivot Careers to Get Their Dream Jobs
Kelvin Wong, MAOP ’11, was always interested in talent management and organizational psychology, but found it difficult to jump into those fields without demonstrated experience. After working a few years in finance, he decided it was time to pivot back to his original interest while leveraging his...
Robert Whittaker, New Vice President of Institutional Advancement
Robert Whittaker’s first day as vice president of institutional advancement in August also happened to be the day of the solar eclipse. Taking advantage
The Critical Role of Field Supervisors in the Military & Veterans Psychology Program
The opportunity to train with respected and deeply experienced clinicians is a hallmark of William James College, and its Military and Veteran Psychology
Teaching Students to Lead Mental Health in a Medical Health System
Faculty Viewpoint The secret to improving mental health care is to stop talking about “them” and begin talking about “us.” That’s the philosophy that brought
Re-envisioning the Brilliance of Boys of Color
There is a critical yet quiet crisis in mental healthcare that is resulting in disparities in the treatment of racial/ethnic minorities in this country.
Meeting the Opioid Crisis with a Workforce of Experts
Ask President Nicholas Covino about the issue of opioid addiction and you will hear an impassioned entreaty for the nation to address the epidemic that touches nearly every American family. The intensity of his beliefs is well articulated, and his commitment to action is clear. “It’s a hydra of an...
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