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• Jan 27, 2012 -Cultural Impact Conference 2012 Explores the Role of Creativity in Empowerment and ChangeMore than 800 Chicago School students gather in Chicago to participate in the 16th CIC.
• Jan 27, 2012 -It’s a Bird, It’s a Plane! TCSPP Professors Explore the Superman MythosA pair of TCSPP professors plunged into discussion about the universality of the Superman mythos Jan. 26 at the Chicago Campus.
• Dec 13, 2011 -Dr. Orlando Taylor of The Chicago School of Professional Psychology Receives Samuel L. Becker Distinguished Service Award from National Communication AssociationWASHINGTON, D.C. (December 13, 2011) – The National Communication Association (NCA), the largest national organization dedicated to communication, recently bestowed its prestigious Samuel L. Becker Distinguished Service Award on Dr. Orlando Taylor, interim vice president of academic affairs at The Chicago School of Professional Psychology and president of its Washington, D.C. Campus.
• Nov 23, 2011 -Giving ThanksI am very proud and enormously thankful to be a part of a community that is so deeply committed to education, empowerment, and giving back. A message from Dr. Michele Nealon-Woods.
• Nov 16, 2011 -An Obligation to ReportAs engaged practitioners, our obligations go beyond mandated reporting of child sexual abuse. A message from Dr. Michele Nealon-Woods, President, The Chicago School of Professional Psychology.
• Oct 04, 2011 -TCSPP Launches Internationalization Task ForceEarly this fall, the Chicago School of Professional Psychology launched the Internationalization Task Force, a committee consisting of faculty, deans and senior administrators working to advance the school’s internationalization initiatives.
• Sep 26, 2011 -International Center on Deafness and the Arts to Convene National Think Tank on the Changing World of Deaf EducationThe population of deaf children in the United States has changed dramatically over the last 20 years, yet our education system has not kept pace with changing needs. To draw public and legislative attention and devise potential solutions to this pressing crisis, some of the top leaders involved in deaf education from around the country will meet at The Chicago School of Professional Psychology on September 29th to plan a larger, national think-tank to be held in early spring 2012.
• Sep 21, 2011 -Education, Government and Finance Leaders Meet for International Think-Tank on Student Financing of Higher Education in Developing Countries A diverse group of prominent global finance, government and higher education professionals met for a high-level think tank at the Rockefeller Foundation’s Bellagio Conference Center in Bellagio, Italy on August 8-12, with the goal of developing viable models for student financing of higher education in developing countries. Organized by The Chicago School of Professional Psychology, with the generous support of the Rockefeller Foundation and assistance of the McCall MacBain Foundation, the invitation-only event brought professionals from every continent to tackle the global challenge of access to higher education in developing parts of the world.
• Sep 16, 2011 -Connection and Contribution: The Chicago School of Professional Psychology Presents the 2011 Child and Adolescent ConferenceFrom school violence to bullying to the challenges of parenting in a rapidly changing and often challenging world, navigating issues in child and adolescent psychology is becoming increasingly relevant. The Chicago School of Professional Psychology will focus on some of the new research in the field during its 2011 Child & Adolescent Conference, “Connection and Contribution” on Tuesday, September 20 in Chicago.
• Sep 07, 2011 -The Summer 2011 Issue of Insight is Now Online!The current issue of INSIGHT, The Chicago School’s award-winning alumni magazine, examines the intersection of psychology and the law.

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