Global and Diverse Leadership: What Does Leadership Today Mean?
Rapid and significant changes driven by technology in a digital age characterize our society today.
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Dr. Katherine Kruser, Alum Extraordinaire
Alliant is home to a rather large number of distinguished and award-winning faculty and alumni, and this is especially true for the California School of Professional Psychology (CSPP).
Asian American Mental Health and Help-Seeking
Several years ago, I spent my sabbatical year in Taiwan.
An Able-Bodied Education
Higher education is supposed to be a world in which true meritocracy reigns, where the best and brightest rise to the top by virtue of their talent, ability, and work ethic.
Game of Thrones Daenerys Fan Fury, Explained By a Clinical Psychologist
On the path to ruling the seven kingdoms, a true superstar of the realm took a dramatic turn in Sunday's episode that has lots of fans feeling uneasy.
Becoming an Ethics Expert: Mary Harb Sheets, PhD
In December 2018, California Governor Jerry Brown appointed Mary Harb Sheets, PhD, a licensed psychologist working in independent practice, to the California Board of Psychology (BOP). She is slated to serve on the board until June 1, 2020.
Organizational Psychology Program in San Diego Awarded Prestigious LEAD Award
The Organizational Psychology Program Faculty are proud to announce the Master’s of Organizational Psychology Program in San Diego was awarded 2nd place in the category of Master’s Programs with Emphasis on Leadership/Organizational Development at
Education as Advocacy: A Call to Action
In these divided times, there are few societal imperatives that we can all agree on, that we can—as a collective—champion and stand behind.
Organizational Psychology Department Hosts Leading Edge Team Effectiveness Professional Development Seminar
Teams are a necessary reality of working in most organizations, and their effectiveness is impacted by complex dynamics that develop over time as the team-members develop working relationships with one another.
Organizational Psychology Student Amatia Golbodaghi Accepted to Present at SIOP
The faculty of the Organizational Psychology department are proud to announce that PhD student Amatia Golbodaghi submitted, and has been accepted as, a session leader at this year’s annual conference for the Society for Industrial Organizational P