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Recent News About Adler University
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Villanova Pulls Away Late Against DePaul
Villanova Pulls Away Late Against DePaul
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DePaul’s Morrow, Daye Nab BIG EAST Weekly Honors
DePaul’s Morrow, Daye Nab BIG EAST Weekly Honors
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Gibson Scores 24 Against Georgetown
Gibson Scores 24 Against Georgetown
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Aneesah Morrow Named to USBWA Ann Meyers Drysdale Midseason Watch List
DePaul sophomore forward Aneesah Morrow was selected to the Ann Meyers Drysdale Midseason Watch List as announced by the United States Basketball Writers Association (USBWA) on Wednesday afternoon.
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Dr. Vida Dyson — Adler’s first Black faculty member — to retire after 30 years
Vida Dyson, Ph.D., was working as a clinical psychologist at the University of Chicago Research Program at the former Illinois State Psychiatric Institute when approached to teach at the then-Adler School of Professional Psychology.
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More than 4 in 5 pregnancy-related deaths are preventable in the US, and mental health is the leading cause
Preventable failures in U.S. maternal health care result in far too many pregnancy-related deaths. Each year, approximately 700 parents die from pregnancy and childbirth complications.
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‘A statement of confidence’: Vancouver Campus Psy.D. program granted 10-year reconsent authorization
Adler University announced Nov. 15 that its Vancouver Campus’ Doctor of Psychology (Psy.D.) in Clinical Psychology program received a 10-year reconsent authorization by the Ministry of Advanced Education and Skills Training, which provides leadership and direction for post-secondary education and skills training systems in British Columbia.
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A statement of confidence’: Vancouver Campus Psy.D. program granted 10-year reconsent authorization
Adler University announced Nov. 15 that its Vancouver Campus’ Doctor of Psychology (Psy.D.) in Clinical Psychology program received a 10-year reconsent authorization by the Ministry of Advanced Education and Skills Training, which provides leadership and direction for post-secondary education and skills training systems in British Columbia.
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From corporate trainer to psychologist: Commencement speaker looks back at Adler journey
Jessica Rea Prado, Ph.D., describes herself as someone who simply moves forward without looking too far ahead.
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Combating PTSD: Adler graduate seeks to expand mental health access for veterans, homeless populations
Denise Dailey, Psy.D., was only 10 years old when both of her parents were deployed abroad in support of the global war on terrorism following the 9/11 attacks.
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Making meaningful connections — despite the pandemic
Making meaningful connections — despite the pandemic
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2022 Commencement: Ninu Kang, Jahmal Cole to speak, receive honorary degrees
2022 Commencement: Ninu Kang, Jahmal Cole to speak, receive honorary degrees
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2022 Commencement: Ninu Kang, Jahmal Cole to speak, receive honorary degrees
2022 Commencement: Ninu Kang, Jahmal Cole to speak, receive honorary degrees
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Neal Rubin to chair keynote program at 2022 Science, Technology and Human Rights Conference
Neal Rubin to chair keynote program at 2022 Science, Technology and Human Rights Conference
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Serving others through mental health advocacy in British Columbia
Serving others through mental health advocacy in British Columbia
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‘Proud of my journey’: From Adler student to art therapy professor
‘Proud of my journey’: From Adler student to art therapy professor
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Adler University Appoints Institution's First Vice President of Academic Affairs
Adler University Appoints Institution's First Vice President of Academic Affairs
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Assistant Professor Rachel Diamond Provides Expertise on Supporting Partners after Birth
Assistant Professor Rachel Diamond Provides Expertise on Supporting Partners after Birth
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Fostering Systems of Belonging in Organizations, with Jessica Thompson
Fostering Systems of Belonging in Organizations, with Jessica Thompson
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Mental Health Awareness: Cleaning Your Virtual Home
Mental Health Awareness: Cleaning Your Virtual Home