Michael Kerner, Ph.D. a member of Palo Alto University’s (PAU) Board of Trustees as well as a Pacific Graduate School of Psychology alumnus has received the 2015 Alice Handley-Isaksen Award in Forensic Psychology.An alumnus in Clinical Psychology, Dr. Kerner and has volunteered as a consultant to the San Jose Police Department Crisis Intervention Team and taught at their academy. For the past year and a half, he volunteered in the San Jose Domestic Violence Death Review Team run by the District Attorney's office. From PAU President, Dr.
Palo Alto University’s Institute for International Internet Interventions for Health (i4Health) has a new article in press in the journal Clinical Psychological Science, published by the Association for Psychological Science.
Article from the Fall 2014 Issue of the Child and Family Chronicle, written by Jenna Paternostro
Bruce Chorpita is Professor of Psychology and Professor of Psychiatry and Biobehavioral Sciences at UCLA and President of PracticeWise, LLC. His work is aimed at improving the effectiveness of mental health service systems for children through innovation in treatment design, clinical decision-making and information, delivery models, and system architecture.
Article from the January 2014 Edition of Global Mental Health Newsletter
Article from the January 2014 Edition of Global Mental Health Newsletter, written by Lynn Waelde, Ph.D.
Read the "Update on Disaster and LGBT Psychology by Leading Filipino Psychologists at PAU"
James Otieno, Chair of the PAU Board of Trustees, has founded the Karibu Rafiki Foundation which will build schools in Kenya and Sudan. Karibu Rafiki means "welcome friend" in Swahili. James is a founding member and lead director of the board of PV Tech, a private energy firm. In July 2013 James attended a PV Tech signing cere- mony in South Sudan, a relatively impoverished newly created country in Africa in July 2013.
Article from the January 2014 Edition of Global Mental Health Newsletter, written by Dr. Bill Froming, PAU Provost
Article from the January 2014 Edition of Global Mental Health Newsletter