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Graduate School Fair Past Fair Directory (Log into Callisto 3 weeks prior to fair for current directory) Graduate School Fair Oct 9, 2014 11am-3pm Recreational Sports Facility (RSF) Hosted by the Career Center, Kappa Alpha Pi, ASUC Student Legal Clinic, Partnership for Pre-Professional Pilipin@s (P4) Across the Pond Description of University/College & Program(s): For the past 10 years Across the Pond have been providing a free personalised counselling and advisory service to US students interested in Student Recruitment - Bachelor’s and Graduate degrees at some of the best colleges and graduate schools in Britain and North America Europe. If you are interested in attending a university in England, Scotland or Wales, we can offer you the support and guidance that will significantly improve your chances of acceptance. http://www.studyacrossthepond.c om Location(s): United States American School of Description of University/College & Program(s): The Doctor of Psychology (PsyD) in Clinical Psychology program has been designed to educate and train students so that they will be able to Professional function effectively as clinical psychologists. To ensure that students are adequately prepared, the Psychology at Argosy curriculum is designed to provide for the meaningful integration of psychological science, theory, University, and clinical practice. The Clinical Psychology program at the American School of Professional Psychology at Argosy Clinical Psychology University, San Francisco Bay Area is designed to emphasize the development of knowledge, skills and attitudes essential in the training of professional psychologists who are committed to http://www.asppsanfrancisco.com the ethical provision of quality, evidence-based services. Location(s): Alameda, CA American University Description of University/College & Program(s): Located in Washington, DC, American University’s School of International Service (SIS) is ranked among the top ten schools of School of International international relations. SIS is committed to a broad and interdisciplinary approach to the study of Service international relations that values public service, environmental stewardship, human rights, and social justice. Grad degrees include: Comparative & Regional Studies; Development Management; Ethics, Peace, & Global Affairs; Global Environmental Policy; Global http://www.american.edu/sis/ Governance, Politics & Security; Int'l Communication; Int'l Development; Int'l Economics; Int'l Economic Relations; Int'l Media; Int'l Peace & Conflict Resolution; Natural Resources & Sustainable Development; Social Enterprise; US Foreign Policy & Nat'l Security, Int'l Relations (online); PhD: Int'l Relations Location(s): United States Army Healthcare Description of University/College & Program(s): US Army Medical Corp Army Healthcare Location(s): United States http://www.goarmy.com/AMED D.html Art Center College of Description of University/College & Program(s): From business ventures to social justice, cultural research to experimental mediums, transportation systems to spacial experiences, Art Design Center's renowned graduate programs offer designers and artists exceptional opportunities to Admissions create unique and personal career and life paths. We offer graduate degrees in six divergent programs. http://www.artcenter.edu Master of Fine Arts: Art Media Design Practices Film Master of Science: Industrial Design Transportation Systems and Design Environmental Design Located in Pasadena, CA we are next to the center of the most creative environments in the world today, Los Angeles is the hub of innovation in advertising, art, automotive design, communication and digital media, education , societal trends, technology and so much more. Location(s): Pasadena, California Bastyr University Description of University/College & Program(s): Internationally recognized for its rigorous, science-based curriculum, Bastyr University is an accredited institution of natural health arts and Office of Admissions sciences. Graduate degrees include a doctorate in naturopathic medicine; master of science degrees in nutrition (four tracks: didactic program in dietetics, clinical psychology, wellness and http://www.bastyr.edu traditional); acupuncture and Oriental medicine, midwifery, and Ayurvedic sciences. We also offer a master of arts degree in counseling psychology. In addition, Bastyr offers post baccalaureate programs for nutrition and naturopathic medicine, as well as a certificate in holistic landscape design. Bastyr University has two beautiful campuses near Seattle, Washington and San Diego, California. Location(s): Seattle, WA and San Diego, CA Boston College Description of University/College & Program(s): Founded in 1863, Boston College is a Jesuit university with over 14,500 graduate and undergraduate students, 650 full-time faculty dedicated Graduate School of Arts to the highest levels of teaching and research and more than 130,000 alumni. The Graduate and Sciences School of Arts and Sciences is the oldest and largest of the University's graduate and professional schools. The Graduate School offers programs of study in the humanities, social sciences and natural sciences leading to the degrees of PhD, MA and MS. In addition, numerous dual degree http://www.bc.edu/gsas opportunities are available in cooperation with the graduate schools of Law, Management, Education and Social Work. Location(s): Chestnut Hill, MA California Health Description of University/College & Program(s): California Health Sciences University (CHSU) College of Pharmacy is a new, privately funded university located in Central California. Sciences University This four-year, post baccalaureate program offers a Doctor of Pharmacy Degree (PharmD) with College of Pharmacy the mission to prepare graduates for the practice of pharmacy and primary care. By receiving additional training in physical assessment, CHSU College of Pharmacy graduates will be able to http://www.chsu.org provide primary care for patients with chronic diseases in collaboration with physicians and other healthcare providers. CHSU College of Pharmacy offers an innovative curriculum that engages student in active learning. The entire curriculum will utilize a team-based learning pedagogy enabling students to develop strong critical thinking, problem-solving, and team skills. Location(s): Clovis, CA California School of Description of University/College & Program(s): California School of Professional Psychology (CSPP) at Alliant International University offers graduate programs in Clinical Professional Psychology, Counseling, Couple & Family Therapy, Organizational Psychology, and Psychology (CSPP) Psychopharmacology at six campuses in California, and international programs in Hong Kong, Japan and Mexico. CSPP programs provide extensive field training that prepares students to California School of serve as clinically astute professionals who are sensitive to diversity, inclusiveness, and service to Professional Psychology the community. (CSPP) Location(s): California, Mexico City, Hong Kong, Tokyo http://www.alliant.edu/cspp Chapman University Description of University/College & Program(s): Valedictorians. Feature filmmakers. A Nobel laureate. Students from more than 60 countries. Future entrepreneurs. Visionaries who want an Graduate Admission education that asks them to connect the dots between disciplines and their humanity to create meaningful, character-driven lives. That’s who comes to Chapman University. We emphasize http://www.chapman.edu the interdisciplinary study of the arts and sciences as well as professional programs, giving both undergraduate and graduate students the opportunity to become multidimensional, original thinkers—the kind of people who flourish in a challenging world. Location(s): Orange, CA Claremont Graduate Description of University/College & Program(s): Claremont Graduate University is an intimate, student-focused center of graduate education that emphasizes a transdisciplinary University learning environment and a focus on both applied learning and research in the fields of art, Admissions humanities, psychology, economics, mathematics, business, and public health. http://www.cgu.edu Location(s): Claremont, CA Claremont McKenna Description of University/College & Program(s): The Robert Day School of Economics and Finance at Claremont McKenna College offers a one-year premier postgraduate education in College finance. Graduates earn a Master’s degree and enter the workplace with a highly developed Robert Day School of knowledge of advanced financial economics, including corporate finance, asset pricing and investment management. Intensive coursework is coupled with a rich co-curricular program that Economics and Finance includes special events on and off campus. All admitted students receive merit-based scholarship support. Students benefit from small class size and dedicated career specialists committed to the http://cmc.edu/mastersinfinance short and long term success of each student. Claremont is situated in the San Gabriel mountain foothills, appr. 35 miles east of Los Angeles; within an hour of beaches, mountains and deserts. Location(s): Claremont, California Columbia University Description of University/College & Program(s): Columbia University's Urban Planning and Historic Preservation programs are two-year Master of Science degrees requiring 60 academic Graduate School of credits and a thesis. The mission of the Urban Planning Program is to cultivate planning leaders Architecture, Planning & who are ethical, politically
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