Campus achieves rare feat of graduating its very first cohort from an accredited program. (WASHINGTON, D.C.) (August 17, 2016) –The Clinical Psychology Doctoral  Program (Psy.D.) at The Chicago School’s Washington, D.C. Campus has been granted...
The Rwandan Genocide of 1994, which lasted approximately 100 days, left a horrifyingly enduring legacy in its wake. The extensive trauma found in the aftermath of an estimated 800,000 to one million murders; 75,000 children...
After being elected as the 65th president of the American Counseling Association (ACA) Dr. Catherine Roland, professor and chair of the Counselor Education Program at the Washington, D.C. Campus of The Chicago School, began her...
(LOS ANGELES) (APRIL 6, 2016) – The Chicago School announced today that Victoria L. Dolan, M.B.A., vice president and corporate controller at The Colgate-Palmolive Company, has joined its Board of Trustees. Dolan is a recognized...
In this article with the “Los Angeles Business Journal”, Department Chair, IO/Business Psychology Dr. Jay Finkelman discusses the topic of managing toxic employees. “Effective managers need to have strong interpersonal and leadership skills which permit them...
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In this article with the Washington Post, Department Faculty, Forensic Psychology Dr. Nancy Zarse discusses how to talk to children about what to do when there is an active shooter situation. “We need to talk...
After the story broke of alleged sexual abuse of immigrant children housed in immigrant youth shelters, Counseling Psychology Associate Professor Dr. Nayeli Chavez interviewed with Telemundo to discuss the mental health needs of the children....
When thinking about her vision for the proposed Illinois College of Osteopathic Medicine (IllinoisCOM), Monica Kinde, Ph.D., the senior associate dean of Pre-Clinical Affairs, asks herself one question. “How willing would you be to see...