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Acculturative Stress and it’s predisposition to mental health disorders among international students
By Bolanle Oyesile M.A International students represent a significant, distinct, and increasing student population in many colleges and universities in the United States. Research has indicated that while they bring diversity to college campuses and the community around them and in exchange acquire a degree in higher education, their temporary immigration status exposes them to…
Change in Student Dues: Co-Chairs’ Perspective
By David Van Engen Psy.D. & Amanda Janke M.A. Several years ago, MPA chose to change student dues from a substantial fee to none in order to encourage new membership. While this was successful (student membership quickly grew over 600), there was no system in place to effectively track these new memberships at an administrative…
Advice From a Clinical Psychologist and Neurodevelopmental Specialist
By Amanda Janke, M.A. Specialist Interview For those who may be considering specializing in child psychology, here is what Dr. Rachelle Hansen, co-chair of the Child Psychology division of the Minnesota Psychological Association had to say about being a Clinical Psychologist and Neurodevelopmental specialist. Her work consists of therapy, testing, supervising, creating curriculum, and teaching. …
What Can I do with a BA in Psychology?
David Van Engen, Psy.D. Nothing! Mwa ha ha ha! I’m joking, of course, but there was a time when it used to feel that way. There is a lot of work out there for new graduates and this blog entry will focus on psychology-based work opportunities. I remember as I approached graduation during my undergrad,…
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