Seton Hall University Counseling Psychology Student Association

The Counseling Psychology Student Association promotes professional development for Counseling Psychology Ph.D. students at Seton Hall University.

The goal of the CPSA is to provide additional opportunities for students to enhance their awareness of and promote their development in the field of counseling psychology. All incoming students are required to join and are expected to participate in the CPSA. The CPSA business meetings are held on the last Tuesday of each month and are typically followed by CPSA professional development seminars.

05/12/2019

Photos from Seton Hall University Counseling Psychology Student Association's post

04/30/2019

Please support some of our counseling psychology students in their Books For Us By Us initiative to raise money to buy books with Black, African, and African-American main characters for the children of Paterson, NJ! Books will be distributed on August 24th, along with bagged lunches for the first 25 children.

Their goal is to reach $1000, donations can be made at their GoFundMe : gf.me/u/r9xmgg

04/02/2019

The members of the Counseling Psychology Student Association (CPSA) would like to formally invite you to the 22nd Annual Multicultural Dinner. We are proud to continue this fantastic event and hope that you will be able to join us for food, entertainment, auctions of goods and services, and community. Proceeds from this event benefit research and travel grants for students in the program through the Paul T. Hartman fund.

In an effort to learn more about each other’s cultures and talents, we encourage our guests to contribute to the event in at least one of three ways: Bringing a food dish (that feeds at least 10) that represents their cultural identity, contributing a good or service for our silent auction (e.g., dance lessons, dog-sitting services, gift basket), or making a monetary donation at the event.

We are looking forward to your attendance! Please RSVP by May 4th by following this link: bit.ly/2EUS8dG

11/30/2018

Seton Hall University’s 20th Annual Supervision Conference! Our guest speaker is Julie Ancis PhD speaking on Frameworks for Competence in Multicultural Supervision. Thank you for coming, Dr. Ancis!!

10/30/2018

CPSA Bake Sale!! Located at the University Center today until 1pm ! 🍪🥧🍰

09/21/2018

Counseling Psychology students at APA Convention 2018!

07/11/2018

Unmasking Racial Trauma and Strengthening Relational Bonds in Black Families
Presenter: Christiana I. Awosan, Ph.D.
Attend Friday, July 13th or Saturday July 14th

06/11/2018

A message from Dean Maureen Gillette:

Every year, students and faculty in the College of Education and Human Services make us all proud by presenting research that they have conducted together at state and national professional conferences. We know that students who work closely with a faculty mentor on rigorous research are better prepared for their future careers. However, one of the greatest challenges they face is securing funding to help pay for their research and travel.

When you gift to Seton Hall student research, you also help Seton Hall “Get to 10.” Make a donation before June 30th to receive an umbrella. Your donation will directly contribute to how Seton Hall is ranked nationally.

Rise to the Challenge Join me and help Seton Hall “Get to 10” by supporting the school or college of your choice!