Roosevelt university psychology graduate programs

What Differentiates Us. Career Options. More Opportunities. Mike Helford. Asoc Prof Psychology. Adrian Thomas. Full Faculty Directory.

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Graduate Catalog This catalog provides official information on graduate academic programs and policies in effect at the university for the academic year How to use this catalog Under the Programs A-Z tab are the current requirements for graduate programs.

Under the Courses A-Z tab is current course information, including the number of credit hours and prerequisites. The catalog lists all courses; not all are offered each term. Check the Coursefinder to determine offerings for a specific term. Under the Academic Policies tab is information on university-wide policies and links to important procedures such as registering for classes and applying to graduate.

The colleges at Roosevelt and each graduate program may also have policies of their own, meaning that it's important to consult those entries in the catalog as well.

View Academic Catalog. Where Do PsyD graduates work? Roosevelt graduates have found fulfilling roles in settings like: Private practice Hospitals Community mental health centers Schools University counseling centers VAs. What do PsyD graduates do? Your Doctor of Psychology will train you to: Provide psychotherapy and psychological testing services Develop and direct programs to support mental health and wellness Engage in applied research and program evaluation Teach or become a clinical supervisor.

Where do Roosevelt students do their clinical training? Nicholas Baldwin. Jill Coleman. Prof Psychology. Leila Ellis-Nelson. Asst Prf Professional Practice. Mike Helford. Asoc Prof Psychology. Patti Kimbel. Kimberly Langrehr. Associate Professor of Psychology. Yue Li. Assistant Professor of Psychology. Mia Marcus. Asst Prof Psychology. Jessica Paxton.