Jacqueline Marshall, a second-year student, and others in the Department of Applied Psychology’s Clinical Mental Health Counseling program, is hosting a “Clothesline Project” in honor of October’s Domestic Violence Month. The project invited people to decorate t-shirts expressing their feelings about domestic violence.
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Dear Antiochians— As February draws to a close and with it Black History Month, I want to thank the many Antiochians across our campuses and
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The Antioch University New England PsyD in Clinical Psychology program was excited to have nationally recognized thought leader and innovator in psychotherapy and in advocacy
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