Meditation and Mindfulness Student Organization (MMSO)
Contact Email: meditation@paloaltou.edu
In connection with the Institute of International Exchange, Palo Alto University is able to host International Professors and Research Scholars on J-1 Exchange Visitor visas. Consistent with PAU’s vision of ‘using psychological insights, scientific rigor, and our own humanity to improve lives around the globe’, these professionals will foster research collaboration and relationships with PAU faculty and staff.
A world in which insight into human behavior improves well-being and contributes to just and inclusive communities.
Through education, research, and training in psychology and counseling, PAU prepares its students to address pressing and emerging issues that equitably meet the needs of our ever-changing human condition.
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Emotion, Cognition, and Neuropsychology Laboratory
Stacie L. Warren, Ph.D.
Email: swarren@paloaltou.edu
Website: www.staciewarrenlab.com
Optional Practical Training (OPT) is work authorization available to international students who have been in valid F-1 status for at least four consecutive quarters and who plan to seek employment in the US in their field of study. OPT is recommended by PAU Student Services, but final approval is granted by the US Citizenship and Immigration Service (USCIS). This final approval can take between two to four months, so plan ahead! OPT allows for a total of 12 months of employment.
Curricular Practical Training is used for engaging in all off campus practicum or internships that are integral to the F-1 international student’s academic program.
Under the direction of the AR Accounting Manager, the incumbent performs a full range of professional accounting work related to accounts receivable and revenue. Position requires a Bachelor’s Degree or equivalent plus 4-5 years accounting experience.
Job Description: Project Director
International Institute for Internet Interventions for Health (i4Health), Palo Alto University (PAU)
(Director of the Institute: Ricardo F. Muñoz, Ph.D.)
JOB OVERVIEW
Reporting to and working closely with the Director of the Institute, the Project Director will have responsibility for overseeing operational activities of the Institute, including the planning and implementation of several projects and studies.
The faculty of Palo Alto University’s undergraduate programs are highly qualified with many years of involvement in their chosen fields and professions. By bringing together education and real world experience, instructors facilitate a holistic learning environment that is founded in the evidence based approach towards the social sciences, which PAU adheres to. Please follow the below links to learn more about each faculty member: