Congrats to Dr. Kristen Riley, Associate Professor of Clinical Psychology at the Graduate School of Applied and Professional Psychology, on being named a 2025–2026 Early Career Faculty Fellow by the Rutgers Institute for the Study of Global Racial Justice (ISGRJ).
The 4th Annual Neurodiversity Summit, hosted by the RU Neurodiversity Task Force and the Rutgers Center for Adult Autism Services (RCAAS), was an inspiring day filled with powerful conversations on how to advance accessibility, inclusion, and belonging for neurodivergent members of the Rutgers community.
From publications to presentations and more, the Center for Youth Social Emotional Wellness (CYSEW) continues to make an indelible impact through student leadership, faculty scholarship, and community engagement.
The new Supporting Mental Health Amid Uncertain Immigration Status: A Higher Education Guide developed by Dr. Cadenas and colleagues is a must-read!
Kudos to 4th-year GSAPP Clinical Psychology doctoral student Sonali Singal for receiving this honor! The scholarship is awarded to a graduate student in psychology whose work advances the understanding of diversity within the field and fosters the development of sensitive models for delivering psychological services to diverse populations.
Congratulations to 4th-year GSAPP Clinical Psychology doctoral student, Jaylene Sosa, for her remarkable achievement in receiving the Hispanic Neuropsychological Society's Internship Scholarship Award!
The New Jersey Department of Education (NJDOE) and the Rutgers School Climate Transformation Project (SCTP) at GSAPP invite PK–12 districts to apply for the New Jersey School Climate Improvement (NJ SCI) Coaching & Consultative Support Cohort (2025–2028) — a three-year initiative dedicated to strengthening school climate, culture, and inclusive practices through data-driven strategies.
Our students and faculty continue to make meaningful contributions to the field, driving impactful change through research, leadership, and global collaboration.
The long-standing, well-respected Journal of Studies on Alcohol and Drugs was featured in Rutgers Today! The article, “Journal at the Forefront of Substance Use Research Turns 85,” highlights the groundbreaking work this nonprofit, peer-reviewed journal has been doing for nearly a century.
GSAPP’s Applied Psychology department is thrilled to announce an exciting new partnership with Eden AutismServices!
Kudos to Dr. Linda Reddy and colleagues! Two of their publications received Honorable Mentions from the APA journal, School Psychology, as 2024 Articles of the Year.
Welcome Back, GSAPP! Wishing all new and returning students, faculty, and staff a terrific academic year.
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.
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