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Graduate School of Psychology 45th Anniversary

Graduate School of Applied and Professional Psychology 45th Anniversary

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Alumna Strives to Make a Difference for Juveniles in the Justice System

GSAPP alumna Jennifer Jones-Damis wants to make a difference for juveniles in the justice system. Going beyond punishment, Jones-Damis teaches young inmates how to learn from their past and make better decisions. Read more about her story at... read more

GSAPP ON The Rutgers Today: A Message for World Autism Month

GSAPP just started a new video project "Psychology in 60 Seconds" to share psychological facts and insights, and raise the awareness of a series of mental health topics. The first episode "What is Autism?" is... read more

GSAPP participates in a $1.5 million grant awarded to Rutgers University Behavioral Health Care (UBHC)

The Nicholson Foundation has awarded Rutgers University Behavioral Health Care (UBHC) a $1,500,000 grant to help fundamentally transform medical and behavioral health education and training across the University. UBHC will bring together stakeholders from the physical health, mental health, and... read more

GSAPP ON The Rutgers Today: A Message for World Autism Month

DR. STANLEY MESSER GIVES AN INVITED PRESENTATION ON PSYCHOTHERAPY INTEGRATION AT THE MOUNT SINAI HOSPITAL IN NEW YORK CITY

On Tuesday, Feb. 26, 2019, Dr. Stanley Messer gave an invited address on psychotherapy integration to faculty members of the Division of Psychotherapy, Dept. of Psychiatry, Icahn School of Medicine at Mt. Sinai, NYC. Dr. Nancy McWilliams will address the same group on March 5, 2019 in the second... read more

Dr. Nicole Cain gives a presentation at the New York-Presbyterian Hospital/Weill Cornell Medical College

Dr. Nicole Cain was invited by the New York-Presbyterian Hospital, Weill Cornell Medicine/Westchester Division, where she completed her postdoctoral fellowship, to present Psychology Grand Rounds on February 21, 2019. The title of her presentation was "Understanding Pathological Narcissism in... read more

Congrats to Dr. Brian Chu, students Denise Guarino and Christina Mele for publishing an article on Cognitive and Behavioral Practice journal

Congrats to GSAPP faculty Dr. Brian Chu, students Denise Guarino and Christina Mele for publishing an article "Developing an Online Early Detection System for School Attendance Problems: Results From a Research-Community Partnership" on Cognitive and Behavioral Practice journal! ... read more

Nicole Eskenasi was awarded

Nicole Eskenasi (4th year Clinical) was awarded the New Jersey Psychological Association Foundation’s Scholarship for Research on Diversity Issues for her submission, “Women Warriors: Exploring the Various Dimensions of Female Service-Members’ Role Identities." She will be receiving... read more

Alumna Strives to Make a Difference for Juveniles in the Justice System

Congratulations to Brian Eichert and Ava Lorenzo for publishing an article on NASP Publication

Congratulations to GSAPP alumni Brian Eichert and Ava Lorenzo for publishing an article "... read more

Monica Indart: Serving Some of the Most Vulnerable

Dr. Monica Indart (’94) has made it part of her life’s work to champion the causes of some of the world’s most vulnerable people: refugee immigrant asylum seekers. For almost 20 years, through her involvement with HealthRight International, Indart has provided pro bono or very low fee... read more