This is a petition meant for the creation and implementation of a child track within Derner Institute’s Psychology program at Adelphi University.
- We believe that there is a strong enough demand for a more comprehensive and systematic approach to enriching the well-being of future generations.
- The addition of a child track within the psychology program at Adelphi University would be extremely beneficial; not only would this bring more diversity to this already diverse faculty, it would also be of strong value to the student population and their future endeavors.
- Working with children is a pertinent cornerstone of working within the Mental Health, and Clinical Psychology realms.
By signing your name on this petition, you will be bringing Derner Institute one-step closer to establishing a new Child Psychology curriculum at Adelphi University.
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This is long overdue. I really wish they had this program when I was looking at schools. So many students want to specialize in child psych and this move would really put Derner on the map.
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This is a petition meant for the creation and implementation of a child track within Derner Institute’s Psychology program at Adelphi University.
- We believe that there is a strong enough demand for a more comprehensive and systematic approach to enriching the well-being of future generations.
- The addition of a child track within the psychology program at Adelphi University would be extremely beneficial; not only would this bring more diversity to this already diverse faculty, it would also be of strong value to the student population and their future endeavors.
- Working with children is a pertinent cornerstone of working within the Mental Health, and Clinical Psychology realms.
By signing your name on this petition, you will be bringing Derner Institute one-step closer to establishing a new Child Psychology curriculum at Adelphi University.
WHILE SIGNING THIS PETITION, PLEASE LEAVE YOUR EMAIL ADDRESS IN THE COMMENTS SECTION. YOU MAY OPT OUT OF DISPLAYING YOUR NAME AND COMMENTS WHEN CHOOSING TO SUBMIT (UNCHECK THE BLUE BOX). YOUR NAME/EMAIL WILL NOT BE AVAILABLE ON THE WEBPAGE, HOWEVER WILL APPEAR WHEN THE PHYSICAL PETITION IS HANDED IN. THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT.
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Needs to happen now. Kids these days are struggling more than ever and we need clinicians who actually have the training to handle that! my email is [email protected]
This is long overdue. I really wish they had this program when I was looking at schools. So many students want to specialize in child psych and this move would really put Derner on the map.
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Needs to happen now. Kids these days are struggling more than ever and we need clinicians who actually have the training to handle that! my email is [email protected]