A fellowship to help the underserved
Artesia Dunbar, a clinical psychology doctoral student at Wright State, will train to work with marginalized groups through the American Psychological Association’s Interdisciplinary Minority Fellowship Program.
Clinical Psychology
In the Doctor of Psychology program, you can build a strong foundation in critical fundamentals of psychology while picking an additional emphasis in child, health, rehabilitation, and neuropsychology, or forensic psychology. You will study techniques in relationships, assessments, intervention, science and research, evaluation, consultation and education, management, and diversity. You can go on to open your own practice or work in settings as varied as hospitals, clinics, human services organizations, juvenile centers, and more.
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Mental attitude
Wright State professional psychology alumnus LaMaurice Gardner spearheads an initiative to pair mental health professionals with police
Neuropsychologist LaMaurice Gardner offers mental health services to law enforcement officers and assists with mental health calls.
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Actively engaged
Wright State graduate student Janelle Dixon serving national leadership position in The Association of Black Psychologists’ Student Circle
Janelle Dixon plans to turn her passion for social justice advocacy to pursue a career as a forensic psychologist after earning a doctoral degree from the Wright State School of Professional Psychology.
