The PAU Library provides services to alumni to the fullest extent possible, in accordance with its legal and ethical responsibilities on behalf of the university.
Please review our alumni policies below and contact the librarian team via email to librarian@paloaltou.edu if you have any questions. We are happy to assist you!
Mission:
The Counseling Department is a diverse and dynamic community dedicated to the development of highly effective clinical mental health counselors, future leaders, counselor educators, supervisors, and innovators in the counseling profession.
The Department of Student Success serves the non-academic needs of Palo Alto University students from the time of enrollment at PAU through graduation. Student Success provides opportunities for student involvement, including student activities and student government as well as assisting international students, veteran students, and students who request special accommodations. Student Success team members look forward to welcoming new students at orientation.
The department of student success provides financial aid assistance/information.
Services from the Office of the Registrar support every currently registered student at Palo Alto University (PAU), as well as faculty and staff who interact with those students. The Office of the Registrar’s commitment is to provide the best services to students, faculty, and staff.
The PAU Office of Registrar is responsible for:
For more information please contact:
The Consortium Program Office
psydoffice@paloaltou.edu
For Admissions Inquiries, Contact:
650-417-2039
admissions@paloaltou.edu
Main Office:
Palo Alto Main Campus:
Palo Alto University
1791 Arastradero Road
Palo Alto, CA 94304-1337
Other Locations:
Stanford University School of Medicine
Department of Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences
401 Quarry Road
Stanford, CA 94304
For more information please contact:
Genevieve Arnaut, PsyD, PhD
Director of Clinical Training (DCT), PhD Clinical Psychology Program
650-433-3845
garnaut@paloaltou.edu
John Liedecke
PhD Assistant Director of Clinical Training
Phone: 650-433-3821
jliedecke@paloaltou.edu
Janice Habarth, PhD
Associate Director of Academic and Research Training
650-434-2558
jhabarth@paloaltou.edu
During the PhD program, students are required to complete clinical practicum training and a capstone 2,000-hr internship. To support the success of the PhD students, PhD Clinical Training Faculty provide:
The Office of Academic Affairs (OAA) coordinates and addresses cross-program needs, including but not limited to academic advising, veteran student services, institutional research, faculty, and university growth and development. The OAA is also home to the university Provost and Dean.