The PAU Alumni Scholarship Fund is a pathway for our alumni to give back by paying it forward and supporting PAU’s current students, both graduate and undergraduate. This spirit of generosity helps our students tremendously, and strengthens the PAU community as we all work together to improve lives.
This organization is currently dormant. Last active: 2019-2020.
Faculty Advisor: Sita Patel, Ph.D.
Contact: SGMH@paloaltou.edu
Institute for Global Mental Health Website
Yan Leykin, PhD
Email: yleykin@paloaltou.edu
The Animal Assisted Therapy Club is no longer active. Updated 09.2021.
Co-President: Nicole Salman
Co-President: Sarah Caffrey
Secretary: Natasha Gadinsky
Treasurer: Jessica Hopkins
Public Relations: Nicole Inlow
Staff Advisor: Ana Castrillo
Contact: CDAE@paloaltou.edu
President: Cyrus Chang cchang@paloaltou.edu
Faculty Advisor: Eduardo Bunge, Ph.D. ebunge@paloaltou.edu
Contact bits@paloaltou.edu
BITs aims to provide education and experience for students in working with new technologies to improve development, effectiveness, and dissemination of psychotherapeutic techniques.
Updated 04.2024
Academic and Professional Integrity Policy
ADA (Americas with Disabilities Act)/Section 504 Grievance Procedure (Student)
Palo Alto University (also referred to as “PAU” or “the University”) is committed to maintaining its campuses and programs free from all forms of sexual misconduct. All forms of sexual misconduct are prohibited, including sexual and gender-related: violence, assault, harassment, domestic violence, dating violence, and stalking.
The PhD in Clinical Psychology program takes an average of five years to complete and is open to individuals who hold a bachelor's or master's degree and have completed the required prerequisites prior to applying for admission. Space in the program is limited, and students must complete each step of the admissions process to be considered for admission.