For 45 years, The Chicago School has emphasized the value of its scholar-practitioner faculty model. The university’s faculty members, known...
Alumna Aginah M. Muhammad works every day to empower colleagues and students through mentorship that wasn't available to her during the early stages of her career.
TCSPP mental health professionals tapped into their creative side in this three-hour continuing education session course, “Expressive Arts Therapies with Traditionally Marginalized Peoples: A Creative Engagement.”
When Jarvis Sams looked for a black male marriage counselor, he struggled to find one. Learn why he chose TCSPP to make an impact and increase representation.
A report from the 19th annual Naomi Ruth Cohen Institute Conference
Alum Kozue Matusuda Ph.D. normally shuttles between New York and Tokyo in order to manage her career in Japan and...
A veteran of the Washington, D.C. Capitol Police, Gary Goines set his sights on The Chicago School as a way to delve into the psychology of why good people do bad things.
The “Windy City” offers distinct benefits for college students seeking to finish their degree and enter the workforce.