Program Overview
Introduction to Community Psychology Programs
The Community Psychology programs, offered at the Master's (MS) and combined Master's and Doctoral (MA/PhD) levels, are designed to equip students with the knowledge and skills necessary to address a wide range of social issues. These issues include, but are not limited to, educational failure, substance abuse, and violence.
Program Overview
Our faculty are leaders in the field of community psychology, with a particular focus on cutting-edge research in community equity and justice. One notable example of this research is the work being conducted by Dr. Molly Brown's Homelessness Advocacy, Research, and Collaboration (HARC) Lab. The HARC Lab is dedicated to researching community interventions for homelessness, providing training and program evaluation for partner organizations, and engaging in grassroots advocacy for affordable housing.
Research Areas
- Community equity and justice
- Community interventions for homelessness
- Affordable housing advocacy
Program Details
The Community Psychology programs offer students the opportunity to engage in rigorous academic study and applied research, preparing them to make a positive impact in their communities. While specific details about the MS and MA/PhD programs, such as admission criteria, tuition fees, and requirements, are not provided in the given context, these programs are structured to foster a deep understanding of community psychology principles and their application in real-world settings.
Faculty and Research
The faculty leading these programs are renowned for their expertise in community psychology, ensuring that students receive a high-quality education grounded in the latest research and best practices. The mention of Dr. Molly Brown's HARC Lab highlights the emphasis on practical, community-focused research that characterizes these programs.
Given the information provided, the specifics of the MS and MA/PhD programs in Community Psychology, including their structures, requirements, and outcomes, are not detailed. However, the programs' focus on addressing social issues through community-based research and intervention underscores their commitment to producing graduates who are equipped to contribute meaningfully to their fields.