Dr. Rhoda Olkin, Director of the Institute on Disability and Health Psychology, Distinguished Professor

Dr. Rhoda Olkin, Director of the Institute on Disability and Health Psychology 

San Francisco PsyD students and Institute on Disability and Health Psychology received a $10,000 research grant from the American Psychological Foundation.

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CSPP Students

With generous contributions from alumni and friends, and our mission-driven scholarship earmarks, we provided almost $2 million in scholarship support to over 425 CSPP students this year. 

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CSPP Graduate, Dr. Cheryl Arutt

CSPP Graduate, Dr. Cheryl Arutt

"CSPP gave me the foundation for a rich and varied career."

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CSPP faculty and  Professor Emeritus, Dr. Paul Werner

CSPP community event on the San Francisco campus honored Professor Emeritus, Dr. Paul Werner, upon his retirement after 30+ years of service on the faculty.

 

Dr.Teresa Chapa CSPP Graduate

CSPP Graduate, Dr. Teresa Chapa

Meet CSPP alumna Dr. Teresa Chapa, a senior policy advisor at the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Office of Minority Health.

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Professional Training

PUTTING THEORY TO THE REAL-WORLD TEST

A distinguishing feature of CSPP’s Organizational Psychology doctoral and master’s degree programs is the integration of courses, seminars, research and professional training with field experience.

HANDS-ON TRAINING SIDE-BY-SIDE WITH EXPERTS

All students gain practical experience through supervised field placements or internships in real-world settings such as corporations, government agencies, non-profit organizations and consulting firms.

Field placements and/or internships provide students with hands-on training in:

  • Organizational systems
  • The diagnosis of organizational problems
  • The design, implementation and evaluation of intervention strategies.

FULL-TIME OR PART-TIME INTERNSHIPS

While many doctoral students participate in two years of half-time (15-22 hours per week) placements, in some programs students obtain one-year full-time or half-time internships that take place throughout the United States or sometimes abroad.