Sign-up for key information on the Counseling Psychology Program at Georgia State

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The purpose of this form is to allow our program a way of giving prospective students up-to-date information about applying to the program.

On this page, we include a dropbox folder with:

Our current handbook
Virtual tour
Updated MSTAR space as of 8/25/2023 (we will keep posting progress reports)
Frequently asked questions

Also, see our youtube channel for information about the program:

Primer for information sessions-watch this first
Doctoral preparation track-we also have a variety of resources in our department for people interested in a doctoral program, so you are welcome to review those materials.

These are things we use during orientation so you are welcome to ease drop if you want to really get a sense of the program.

We also provide an opportunity to opt into:

Welcome letter from the program coordinator.
3-4 emails with key information next fall.
information sessions with the training director
Ask questions
Share additional information

Other things:

Check out our last MSTAR conference

Happi Lab Update 2023

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Information Session Times

We have times available at the following times:

August 1@5pmEST
September 1@5pmEST
October 2nd@5pm EST
November 6th@5pm EST

What time are you requesting? (we will confirm, because sessions are capped at 30 per zoom call)

Areas of research or clinical interests (we can use this to potentially connect you with students or faculty)

We have some information in FAQ, but if you didn't see your question answered, feel free to add here:

Anything else you'd like to share with us?

Below, we provide opportunities to hear more about research, grants, or center-related work. Our centers in the department facilitate a broad range of mentoring and collaboration opportunities. Thus, a good way to get connected is to indicate your interest in some of our existing projects or research programs.

Intersection of identities and multiple marginalization (e.g., confluence of oppression such as racism, sexism, and heteronormativity)

Perfectionism

Interventions to promote forgiveness or gratitude

Experiences of marginalization and invisibility: https://hsuh43.wixsite.com/website

Model minority myth in Asian communities

Work with local community in Atlanta supporting immigrants

Supporting individuals with disability: https://education.gsu.edu/profile/andrew-roach/

Reducing bullying and discrimination in schools and promote positive climate: https://education.gsu.edu/profile/tamika-la-salle/

Reducing suicide risk in older adults

Training for disaster aid workers from a culturally-sensitive perspective

How to increase humility about ideas, values, and worldview: https://www.intellectualhumilityscience.com/

International work on virtue in New Zealand

Integrating "Life Worth Living Course" ideas from Yale into positive psych course: https://donniedavis.substack.com/p/28-collaboration-revising-the-positive

Exploring the social consequences of religions on cooperation or conflict: https://templetonreligiontrust.org/areas-of-focus/#:~:text=Sir%20John%20Templeton%20regarded%20religious,outcomes%20like%20intolerance%20and%20conflict.

Cultural humility and training clinicians to earn trust even when it is challenging: https://culturalhumility.substack.com/p/mstar-conference-instructions-week

Partnering with religious leaders to reduce mental health stigma and burnout

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