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Michigan State University
Clinical
Clinical Secretary
Mindy McLouth
Department of Psychology
Michigan State University
Psychology Building
316 Physics Rm 151
East Lansing,
MI
48824-1116
office:
517-355-9564
fax:
517-432-2476
Graduate Program Administrator
Julie Detwiler
Department of Psychology
Michigan State University
Psychology Building
316 Physics Rm 240E
East Lansing,
MI
48824-1116
office:
517-353-5258
fax:
517-432-2476
Clinical Psychology
The clinical graduate psychology program at MSU is committed to understanding and promoting mental health in an increasingly diverse society. Our faculty has a range of research and clinical interests in areas of diversity, including cultural/ethnic and racial diversity, international diversity, issues of gender, sexual orientation, and social class, as well as disability status. There are a number of diversity opportunities in the Clinical Interest Group, Department, and University as whole.
Research Highlights
Our clinical faculty is involved in a variety of research projects and initiatives that involve issues of diversity and inclusion.
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Clinical Experiences
The MSU Psychological Clinic serves a broad array of clients from the Lansing and East Lansing Communities with diverse backgrounds.
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Consortium for Multi-Cultural Research
The primary mission of the Consortium is to generate and apply psychological science to increase our understanding of multicultural issues in both domestic and international contexts.
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Diversity Committee
The clinical group has a standing diversity committee comprised of students and faculty whose purview includes research, training, and climate in the areas of diversity, multiculturalism, and inclusion.
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