Earlier today, some of our 2nd year students presented their first doctoral exam research.
This is the first milestone our students complete during the course of their program and we are so proud - congratulations! 🎉🎉
📣 It’s that time of year again! Please join us as we host our annual open house - it’s a great chance to hear from current HPCS students and faculty who are taking students for the 2025-2026 year
⏰ Tuesday, October 21st @ 7 PM ET
Reminder that the Big Apple Conference is this Sunday March 23rd from 1-5PM! Location: Graduate Center, CUNY (365 5th Ave., New York, NY 10016; Room 6304.01) & via Zoom. FREE LUNCH for all in-person attendees! Click the link to register gccuny.az1.qualtrics.com/jfe…
‼️5 incredible HPCS faculty members are seeking PhD student mentees this application cycle. Check out their info below to find your mentorship match!
Questions about applying to the clinical #PsychInternship? Supported by #APCS, a group of us training directors - together w/a stellar grad student support team - put together a Q&A webinar with supporting materials. Accessible ⬇️ @cudcp_dcposf.io/r35z7/
‼️ SBM @BehavioralMed meetup in NYC, organized locally by our very own Dr. Tracey Revenson @meganrwirtz and HPCS aluma @IrinaMindlis
Date: Wednesday, October 23, 2024
Time: 5:30 - 7:30 p.m. ET
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Location: OASIS
315 W 35th Street, 15th Floor
New York, NY, 10001
Free!!
*Nearby NYC Subway lines include the 1, 2, 3, S, 7, N, Q, R W, A, C & E.
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Special thanks to our local organizers: Dr. Madeleine Hardt, Dr. Tracey Revenson, Dr. Irina Mindlis and Megan Wirtz
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Bring friends and colleagues! On-site registrations also welcome!
‼️ Interested in getting a PhD in health psychology and/or clinical science? Join us on 10/29 for HPCS’ virtual open house to learn more about our program, life as a PhD student in NYC, and what makes a competitive application!
HPCS students from @MirandaLabCUNY presenting their research at @GradCenterPsych Research Day!
An array of topics in youth suicide were presented:
- emotion regulation & adverse experiences
- interpersonal risk factors in SGM youth
- reasons for not engaging in treatment