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Interviewing Virtually: WJC Career Services Offers Advice
As new graduates begin the job search, they may find the process different from previous search experiences. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, many companies and organizations are conducting their interviewing and hiring procedures virtually. Many are even having new employees begin their positions remotely.
Profile of Fourth Year PsyD Student Alessandra Solberg
Alessandra Solberg, a 4th year Clinical PsyD student at William James College, presented her doctoral project colloquium – The Healing Properties of the
School Psychology Hosts Virtual Graduation Celebration
The William James College formal Commencement Ceremony for 2020 graduates will take place this fall. In the meantime, programs and departments are celebrating
School Psychology Hosts Race, Racism and Social Justice Discussion, Endorses NASP Call to Action
School Psychology Hosts Race, Racism and Social Justice Discussion
Black Lives Matter: Statement from the Black Mental Health Graduate Academy
Our country is broken and in crisis, but this is not new: 400 years of White supremacy* has meant this reality has existed for generations.
Boston Globe: Dr. Natalie Cort Explains How to Start Talking to Kids About Race
Parents should engage with children about racial injustice early and often. Proactive anti-racism requires more than one discussion.
Clinical Mental Health Counseling Virtual Graduation Celebration
With students, faculty and staff working and learning remotely this spring, graduation celebration have shifted. The College will hold a formal Commencement Ceremony this fall
Coming Together for Meaningful and Sustained Change
A letter to the William James Community
Signal not Noise
Dear William James Community, I expect, like me, that many of you are watching and reading about the expressions of concern around the country that have been occasioned by the death of Mr. George Floyd. I know that there are many troubling stimuli to process.
Mental Health for Mental Health Providers During COVID-19Research & Advocacy
Mental health practitioners are providing critical services and resources now, and they will continue this important work in the coming months and after the COVID-19 pandemic begins to subside. However, when helping patients cope with feelings of stress, anxiety, depression, grief and more, it can be...
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