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Welcome to the Center for Psychological Studies (CPS) at Nova Southeastern University. CPS is committed to providing the highest quality educational experience to current and future psychologists and mental health and counseling professionals. This training experience provides students with a sophisticated understanding of psychological research and the delivery of superior mental health care.
News and Events
- School Psychology Specialist and Doctoral programs accepting applications for Fall 2011
- STUEY Finalists from CPS
- Humanitarian Relief in Haiti: Lessons Learned
- CPS Master's Program in School Counseling Receives Full Program Approval from the Florida Department of Education
- Professor Mark Sobell Receives the First NSU Provost’s Research and Scholarship Award
- Professor Emeritus Nathan Azrin Receives the First NSU Lifetime Achievement Award for Research Contributions That Have Bettered Humanity
- Professor Mace To Lead Initiatives: Autism and Other Developmental Disabilities
- CPS Alumna named Deputy Director in the American Psychological Association (APA) Education Directorate
- CPS Adjunct Professor Authors Journal article on Autism Spectrum Disorders
- Dr. Sobell Receives Award for Distinguished Scientific Contributions to Clinical Psychology
- Ph.D. Program Ranked 9th in Research Study
Featured Program
M.S. in School Counseling
The Master's Degree Program in School Counseling has been recognized by the Florida Department of Education as a state-approved program. Based on a developmental model, the master’s program prepares students to function as professional school counselors in school systems (pre-kindergarten through grade 12). While the role of the school counselor varies within and across schools, districts, and states, counselors increasingly serve in multiple roles, interacting and consulting with parents, teachers, school psychologists, and agencies to provide effective services to students. For more details, click here »
Humanitarian Relief in Haiti: Lessons Learned
Tuesday, February 8th, at 12:00 p.m.
Location: Library 3015
NSU Center for Psychological Studies clinical psychology students and faculty member Dr. Stephan Campbell, traveled to Haiti in May of 2010 to provide relief in the aftermath of the devastating earthquake. This presentation will highlight their humanitarian efforts which included providing support to schools, distributing supplies, and conducting brief interventions to help groups of individuals cope with the trauma they endured. This event is free and open to the public.
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