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Our counseling psychology doctoral program follows a scientist-practitioner approach to train professional psychologists and holds full accreditation from the American Psychological Association (APA). Students build comprehensive expertise in understanding human behavior through biological, cognitive, emotional, individual, and social perspectives. Distinguished research faculty: Our professors actively conduct community-based research and service initiatives, with particular emphasis on multicultural and diversity studies. Two faculty members hold fellowship status in APA divisions. Exceptional practicum opportunities across top-tier hospitals and Veterans Affairs healthcare systems Student achievements: Most students secure their preferred internship placements, with many obtaining prestigious post-doctoral positions. The program emphasizes rigorous research training, including collaboration with renowned qualitative researchers. Our graduates frequently emerge as influential leaders in their specialized fields.
Develop comprehensive psychological knowledge and apply it effectively as health service psychologists. Students explore psychology's historical foundations while mastering the integration of behavioral aspects—including biological, developmental, social, and cognitive factors—into clinical practice. Generate impactful research to enhance lives. Students master research methodologies, data analysis techniques, and conduct meaningful studies addressing clinical and professional practice challenges. The program also equips students to effectively share their findings in both professional and community contexts.