Meet Timothy Wilkerson (Clinical PsyD, 2025), subject of the inspiring article by RU Continuing Studies, “Collegiate Defensive End Finds His Calling Tackling Adolescent Psychosis,” and featured in Rutgers Today!

Meet Brandon Wildman (MAP, 2025), who made Rutgers Today headlines with the inspiring feature, “Grad Student Aims to Help Underserved People Through Problem Solving and Policy.”

GSAPP’s global reach continues! This spring, we are honored to host rotating professional teams from Korea who are interested in learning more about our expertise in the field of applied behavior analysis (ABA). GSAPP is a world-renowned leader in the academic education, practical training, and service delivery of ABA.

The Rutgers Today feature article about the DDDC’s SHARE Program titled, “Rutgers Program Trains Teachers to Provide Excellent Education to Children on the Autism Spectrum,” is a must-read!

This award honors dedicated members of the Rutgers community who are selected by their colleagues for outstanding contributions to teaching, research, and public service. Dr. Manente, you make us proud!

We are very proud to announce that Cara Phillips, PhD, BCBA-D, was chosen to participate in the Provost’s Teaching Fellows Program for 2025-6!

Join us in congratulating this year’s Peterson Prize and Awards recipients.

Help us celebrate our 50 YEARS OF IMPACT!

Congrats to GSAPP Associate Professor Dr. David Shernoff on the release of his new book, Integrative STEM and STEAM Education for Real-Life Learning.

Dr. Denise Hien’s Treating Traumatic Stress and Substance Misuse: A Guide to Integrative Practice addresses the many dilemmas faced by clinicians in working with the complexities of problematic substance use and traumatic stress.

Congratulations to Dr. Germán Cadenas for receiving the Provost Award for Excellence in Community and Publicly Engaged Scholarship! 

The Black Graduate Student Association hosted a Lunch & Learn with GSAPP Alumnae, Dr. Jennifer Jones-Damis and Dr. Kelly Moore, to discuss their newly released book, Racial Trauma in Black Clients: Effective Practice for Clinicians.

Congratulations to our esteemed GSAPP faculty, Dr. Timothy Cleary, Dr. Anne Gregory, and Dr. Louis Sass, for being recognized as top scholars in their respective fields by the Elsevier Data Repository and its associated Science-wide Author Citation Database! 

This honor highlights their groundbreaking contributions to psychology academia and the transformative impact and influence their published work has had around the globe.

Congratulations to Autism MVP Award recipient, Jessica Huertas Monterroso, 2nd-year MAP-ABA student! This award recognizes GSAPP students working at the RCAAS who receive training in supporting adults on the autism spectrum. Their goal is to foster the development of exceptional behavior analysts who support the underserved population of adults with ASD.