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OLP Alumni Spotlight: Vets Find Natural Bridge to Organizational Psychology
William James College has provided a welcoming bridge to veterans with its Organizational and Leadership Psychology Department. For these two individuals
Study: 50 Percent of Teens Addicted to Mobile Devices
Dr. Bruce Ecker, Director of Children and Families of Adversity and Resiliency, was featured on NECN where he explained how excessive cell phone use can cause
Beyond the Comfort Zone
The Power of Immersion in Unfamiliar Cultures
Conversations, Episode 5: The Need for Multicultural Mental Health in our Increasingly Diverse Society
Dr. Covino chats with Dr. Mari Carmen Bennasar, Director of the Lucero Latino Mental Health Program and Dr. Jill Bloom, the Co-Director of the Center for Multicultural & Global Mental Health to discuss the disparities that exist among ethnic minority groups and other marginalized populations in terms...
William James College to Celebrate Center for Multicultural and Global Mental Health at 2016 Annual Gala
Gala honors college’s commitment to providing mental health services to diverse communities
Bedford, Cambridge and Newton Patch: William James College to Celebrate Center for Multicultural and Global Mental Health at 2016 Annual Gala
Gala honors college’s commitment to providing mental health services to diverse communities
PATHWAYS: Offering support, stability and the future students deserve
The importance of field education in the William James College student experience can't be overestimated-and neither can the impact of our students on the community.
William James College Embrace Need for ABA Professionals
Right now, we are seeing a worldwide shortage of professionals who possess the expertise to develop behavior analytic programs for individuals with autism
Spring 2016 From the President and Board Chair
William James College took ownership of its first permanent home in January of this year. Thanks to the collective work of our supporters, faculty, staff
Changing Assumptions About Aging in Our Society
Women and men in nursing homes, assisted living facilities, and retirement communities too often face a patronizing and infantilizing attitude from their caregivers. The sense of shame and isolation
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