Registration is open for GSAPP's 50th Anniversary Gala!
Rutgers GSAPP and the School of Public Health are offering the nation’s first online certificate dedicated solely to suicide prevention, equipping professionals with the skills to develop, implement, and evaluate prevention strategies across clinical, organizational, and policy settings.
The Rutgers Center for Adult Autism Services (RCAAS) is leading the clinical expertise and training behind THRIVE Red Bank — a first-of-its-kind neuroinclusive housing community that supports neurodivergent adults with wellness, learning, and community engagement opportunities.
Demonstrating GSAPP's continuous global reach, Dr. Germán Cadenas highlighted justice, activism, and advocacy for immigrant and precarious workers as the closing plenary speaker at the Society for Vocational Psychology (SVP)'s 2025 Biennial Conference in Switzerland.
The principal author and international conference presenter is Dr. Sarah Weinsztok, Asst. Professor in GSAPP’s Applied Psychology Dept.!
Check out her relevant recent work and join us in recognizing Dr. Weinsztok’s noteworthy accomplishments!
The CHAT Clinic hosted a packed TF-CBT training with GSAPP students and Project Resilience members, featuring Dr. Esther Deblinger (founder of TF-CBT), as part of its mission to help children and families heal from trauma and rebuild safety, identity, and connection.
New Release from GSAPP Professor Emeritus and leading voice in sport, performance, and organizational psychology, Dr. Charlie Maher!
Congratulations to Dr. Peter Economou for the esteemed honor conferred on him by the American Psychological Association (APA)’s Division 47
Led by GSAPP and UBHC, the International Interdisciplinary Conference on Clinical Supervision (IICCS) was held at Rutgers for the very first time!
OrgPsyD student Vi Phung and faculty member Dr. Cong Liu represented our Organizational Psychology program at the 22nd European Association of Work and Organizational Psychology (EAWOP) Congress in Prague, Czech Republic.
Kudos to Dr. Peggy Swarbrick for a well-deserved honor, receiving the Lisa Laitman Award for her prolific work in the field of alcohol and substance use studies. Thank you, Dr. Swarbrick, for your unwavering dedication to this underserved population!
Celebrate GSAPP’s 50th Anniversary Gala on Saturday, October 4th, by supporting through sponsorships, student attendance contributions, or an ad in the commemorative Gala Journal.
GSAPP hosted New Student Orientation for our incoming Clinical and School doctoral students.
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