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Center for Crisis Response and Behavioral Health Speaks at the 4th Annual National Co-Responder Conference
Members of the Center for Crisis Response and Behavioral Health team from William James College were selected to speak at the International Co-Responder Alliance (ICRA) 4th Annual National Co-Responder Conference in Spokane, WA from June 11-14. ICRA was established to unite, promote, strengthen, and expand co-response programs, while improving outcomes for first responders, behavioral health professionals, and individuals affected by behavioral health issues.
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William James College Class of 2022 Honored at 42nd Commencement Event
For the 193 students who navigated the unprecedented challenges of pursuing their degrees during a pandemic, coming together for the College’s 42nd Commencement event was not merely a celebration of their accomplishments but proof of their collective resilience.
Strength of New Partnership Between Middlesex Community College, William James College, Already Known to WJC Graduate
Dr. Jennifer Burns started her journey in psychology as a student at Middlesex Community College (MCC), later attending UMass Lowell, then William James College where she earned her doctorate in Leadership Psychology. Burns spoke at a recent event convened to mark the signing of a new transfer partnership...
Talking with Children About School Violence, Advice from School Psychology Professors
In the wake of a school shooting, children look to adults for support, guidance, understanding, and safety. Their questions often come as parents, teachers, and other influential adults are also processing their own grief, fear, and sadness. School Psychology faculty members Drs. Barbara Miller and Jason...
Military and Veterans Psychology Program Lecture Series Reaches Thousands Across the Country, Aims to Reach More Through Publicly Available Recordings
A ten-part lecture series presented over the past year by the Military and Veterans Psychology Program provided continuing education opportunities to over 1,000 mental health professionals, and will continue to be available via recordings posted to YouTube.
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