INPSYDE

08/25/2026

Huge congrats to Nerissa for successfully defending her dissertation! She still has that pesky little requirement - internship - to complete but has one month already done. 😃 (Josey says she's the one who put the powerpt together!🥰

08/10/2026

Emma and Rachel cheering on Megan and Reagan's graduations!

07/20/2026

Annnnd, also congrats to Reagan for successfully defending his thesis project also!

07/20/2026

Congratulations to Megan Saboo for successfully defending her Master's thesis project!

04/17/2026

Emma and Megan repping INPSYDE and Clinical Program at MPA in Chicago!

03/30/2026

Big congrats to Emma for successfully defending her Master's Thesis this morning - great job Emma!😃

03/24/2026

Congratulations to Elleh Driscoll and Nerissa Dolney for securing their number one choices for internship, as well as both successfully publishing their master's thesis work - superstars!🥰

11/03/2025

Well, the time has come. I will be retiring from UND on 30JUN26. We are now searching for my successor. Preference will be considered for applicants familiar with the INPSYDE program's administration and relationship to IHS, regional tribes, and UND.

https://careers.und.edu/jobs/assistant-professor-psychology-clinical-psychology-tenure-track-and-director-of-the-indians-into-psychology-doctoral-education-director-grand-forks-north-dakota-united-states?fbclid=IwY2xjawN1sGlleHRuA2FlbQIxMQABHslDOVRm8l-rRkpAHRzyI84vhko52wtq2ALDEw0ILwZXJPBKUZxRCNJJDDL__aem_hr6QQjJjMD4PJXK12BGL0w

Salary/Position Classification $74,000 9-month contract, Exempt 40 hours per week This position will work onsite at UND Grand Forks, ND campus Purpose of Position The Department of Psychology at the University of North Dakota (UND) is searching to fill a tenure-track faculty line in Psychology at th...

08/14/2025

Big congrats to Kylene for successfully defending her Master's thesis - great job Kylene - Lila Waste!

06/02/2025

HUGE congrats to Elleh and Nerissa for receiving the APA Division 45 Joseph Trimble student award for Public Service for their courageous and selfless efforts during UND's repatriation saga. These two helped with ceremonies and other cultural protocols, searching for and moving ancestors (knowing full well they might be remains from their own tribes' histories - which they were), and then taking care of other UND Native students by holding talking circles and other support for over a year. Elleh and Nerissa, your families, friends and ancestors sing to honor you.