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Careers in Counseling: Licensed Professional Counselor Jobs

November 27, 2021

What is a LPC? Learn about licensed professional counselor jobs and other careers in counseling available for mental health counseling program graduates.

What is Positive Psychology?

November 18, 2021

Positive psychology highlights solution-focused and strengths-focused perspectives on how we can help people reach their maximum potential.

Mental Health Counseling Program Awarded by PCA

October 20, 2021

PCOM's Mental Health Counseling program was recognized for outstanding counselor education by the Pennsylvania Counseling Association.

Student Clubs Host Women's Health Symposium

September 27, 2021

The two-day event featured sessions on different aspects of women's health including breast cancer, HIV/AIDS and more.

PCOM Celebrates Graduate Programs Commencement

August 9, 2021

The 22nd annual ceremony awarded master's and doctoral level degrees to students in a variety of professional programs.

Professor Awarded Scholarship for Work in Mental Health Advocacy

August 4, 2021

Marcella Rolle, PhD, was chosen for her commitment to improving mental health in African American communities.

Graduate Profile: Mary Jean Rainsford, PsyD

July 30, 2021

A passion for education and children's mental health led Mary Jean Rainsford to pursue master's and doctoral degrees in school psychology at PCOM.

Graduate Profile: School Psychologist Karla Chester-Kerr, EdS

July 30, 2021

After graduation, Karla Chester-Kerr, EdS, will continue to advocate for her students and push for more cultural diversity among school psychologists.

Graduate Profile: School Psychologist Alexandra Hackney, EdS

July 30, 2021

Alexandra Hackney describes why she chose PCOM for her graduate education and shares her goals of working as a school psychologist in NYC.

Karla Chester-Kerr, EdS '21 | PCOM

July 29, 2021

After graduation, Ms. Chester-Kerr will continue to advocate for her students and push for more cultural diversity among school professionals.

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