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Palo Alto University Brings Silicon Valley Leaders Together for President’s Circle Dinner
Palo Alto University’s 2026 President’s Circle dinner brought 47 Silicon Valley leaders together to explore behavioral science, mental health care, and PAU’s future.
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Palo Alto University Names Margo Landy as Its First Vice President for Enrollment Management
Palo Alto University names Margo Landy, PhD, its inaugural Vice President for Enrollment Management, strengthening student support from admissions to graduation.
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From Research Questions to Real-World Impact: PAU Expands Student Research Support
Discover how Palo Alto University's Research Design and Data Analysis Studio helps students strengthen their research skills and advance behavioral science.
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Palo Alto University Sees Double-Digit Growth in New Students as Interest in Behavioral Science Rises
As AI reshapes the future of work, Palo Alto University reports a 13% increase in new student enrollment amid rising demand for mental health professionals.
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Palo Alto University Launches Center for Translational Research in Behavioral Science
Palo Alto University launches a new Center for Translational Research in Behavioral Science, connecting research, technology, policy, and real-world impact.
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PAU’s Clinical Mental Health Counseling Program Earns Full Eight-Year CACREP Reaffirmation
CACREP has reaffirmed accreditation of Palo Alto University’s M.A. in Clinical Mental Health Counseling through October 31, 2033, following review under the 2024 CACREP Standards.
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PAU Expands Professional Development with LinkedIn Learning
Palo Alto University expands professional development for faculty and staff with LinkedIn Learning and the ongoing PAU Learning Series.
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How Play Is Reshaping the Way Some PAU Faculty Teach
What can the science of play teach us about learning? Discover how PAU faculty are creating more engaging, connected, and effective learning experiences.
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Caring for the Caregivers
PAU alumna Stephanie Crockett, PsyD ’16, reflects on clinician well-being, trauma-informed care, and why caring for oneself is essential to caring for others.
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Learning to Show Up: The Work Behind Becoming a Therapist
PAU alumna Madison Ledda-Simmons, Class of 2022, reflects on the experiences that shaped her path as a therapist and the lessons she carries into private practice.