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Our dedicated faculty and mission-driven programs will prepare you for a career that can transform lives, sustain communities, and help lead to a more just society.

Apply today! Applications remain open for teacher education, art therapy, school psychology, and student affairs administration. Classes begin summer and fall 2019.

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Our award-winning campus is just minutes from downtown Portland, one of America’s most beautiful and livable places. It’s also home to an engaged community of educators and mental health practitioners. See for yourself: Attend an information session for your program, see when we’ll be in your area, or schedule a time to visit on your own.

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Dr. Anneliese Singh chosen as the graduate commencement keynote speaker

Anneliese A. Singh is an Professor at The University of Georgia and serves in the role as Associate Dean for the Office of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion.
Marissa Yang Bertucci, School Counseling ’19, chosen as the graduate student commencement speaker

Marissa hopes to center the lived experiences of students in her school counseling practice, continuing research on serving queer youth, youth of color, communities displaced by gentrification, and youth exhibiting high rates of peer aggression to bolster public school reform and policy change.
Q&A: Equity in the Treatment of Eating Disorders

Joy Ssebikindu, LPC, and Malak Saddy, RD, LD of the Center For Discovery will be presenting Best Practices for Building Diversity and Inclusion in the Treatment of Eating Disorders at the upcoming CREDN Conference this April.