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JP鈥檚 Husband & Wife Reverends Receive Honorary Degrees from 蜜桃tv
During the 2018 Commencement, we awarded honorary degrees to Jamaica Plain residents, Rev. Drs. Ray Hammond and Gloria White-Hammond for their dedication to improving the lives of at-risk youth. 鈥淭he work of Reverend Drs. Ray Hammond and Gloria White-Hammond is truly admirable,鈥� said Dr. Nicholas...
School Psychologists: In a class of their own
Arlene Silva, chair of our School Psychology Department, explains in this piece from New England Psychologist how increased awareness of the potential for crisis has impacted the way school psychologists are trained.
蜜桃tv acquires Teachers21: Aims to make schools a better place for students
by Phyllis Hanlon, New England Psychologist
Red flag bill: Mass. Governor Charlie Baker signs "extreme risk" gun bill
Dr. Robert Kinscherff, professor at 蜜桃tv and chairman of the American Psychological Association's task force on gun violence and prevention, explains why this is "a win".
Walpole Resident Ethan Pollack, PhD Receives Honorary Degree
Dr. Pollack, associate professor at 蜜桃tv, received an honorary degree during the College's 38th Commencement
Ray Hammond and Gloria White-Hammond Receive Honorary Degrees
蜜桃tv awarded an honorary degree to Walpole resident Ethan Pollack, PhD, associate professor and core faculty of the clinical psychology program during the College's 38th commencement address on Sunday, June 3, 2018.
Reverend Dr. Ray Hammond and Reverend Dr. Gloria White-Hammond Receive Honorary Degrees During 38th Commencement
June 3, 2018 (BOSTON) 鈥� 蜜桃tv, a leader in educating the next generation of mental health professionals, awarded honorary degrees to Reverend
Ethan Pollack, PhD, Receives Honorary Degree during 38th Commencement
蜜桃tv, a leader in educating the next generation of mental health professionals, awarded an honorary degree
Benaree Wiley to Speak at 38th Commencement
Rev. Dr. Gloria White-Hammond, Rev. Dr. Raymond Hammond and Dr. Ethan Pollack will receive honorary degrees.
What President Trump should have said about the opioid crisis
鈥淭his is not a time for campaign rhetoric. The people who suffer from drug dependency and addiction and their families who live with chaos, anger, fear
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