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.
We can find our way to reconciliation, unity, and forgiveness on both small and large scales. It’s possible to learn...
BY KIM SMART Married Chicago School graduates Bobby Carter, Ph.D., and Brenda Carter, Ph.D., or “BC2” as they like to...
A Clinical Mental Health Counseling student shares insight about how to advise parents of color on the impact of corporal punishment.
The Chicago School is dedicated to preparing change-makers to make a positive impact on their communities. One way we do...
For military veterans, the decision to return to school as a civilian can present a unique set of challenges. Read more about what to expect.
For Brandy Blount, Ph.D., division chair of The Chicago School’s undergraduate psychology program, growing the university’s undergraduate presence has been...
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