Past Events

The Office of Admissions invites you to join us for an Information Session! At an Information Session, you will meet one of our Admissions Counselors and receive a tour of the campus. Following the tour, Admissions Counselors will review program information and answer questions for those who are interested. Tours will begin promptly at 2:00pm, so please allow plenty of time to arrive to campus.

We encourage you to RSVP in advance, as space is limited.

Come hear leaders in Chicago's movement to build a stronger, more effective, and more holistic approach to juvenile justice challenges. From Roseland to Austin, you will hear stories of success from some of the city's leading youth development and youth advocacy practitioners.

IPSSJ has assembled an incredible lineup of Chicago leaders to come to Adler and speak about handling youth crime in a powerful and holistic way. Speakers will include a State's Attorney, probation supervisors, community leaders, and youth organizers, discussing promising trends in juvenile justice. Come be inspired and learn how you can make a positive impact in juvenile justice!

Location: Adler School Community Hall. For more information, contact ipssj@adler.edu.

 The Adler School of Professional Psychology launched the Common Book Program to develop community by creating dialogue across multiple constituencies on issues related to social justice and social responsibility. 2012 marks the third year of the Common Book Program and this year's selection is Left Neglected by Lisa Genova. Join us for lunch and discussion of this year's book selection in Community Hall.

With Dr. Jay Colker, Core Faculty MAO Program

In this presentation Dr. Colker with work with a family to demonstrate Adlerian-based strategies in family counseling and family education.

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The Office of Admissions invites you to join us for an Information Session! At an Information Session, you will meet one of our Admissions Counselors and receive a tour of the campus. Following the tour, Admissions Counselors will review program information and answer questions for those who are interested. Tours will begin promptly at 2:00pm, so please allow plenty of time to arrive to campus.

We encourage you to RSVP in advance, as space is limited.

Student forums are programs developed specifically with students in mind and address a variety of issues related to counseling and the mental health profession. Room 16-114.

Join us for an online open house to learn more about our Master of Arts in Counseling: Specialization in Rehabilitation Counseling program! This is a great opportunity to hear from our core faculty, ask questions, and learn about opportunities within the field of rehabilitation counseling. Attendees should have access to a high speed internet connection and speakers to enjoy the presentation. Space is limited. Please click here to register for this event.

The Office of Admissions invites you to join us for an Information Session! At an Information Session, you will meet one of our Admissions Counselors and receive a tour of the campus. Following the tour, Admissions Counselors will review program information and answer questions for those who are interested. Tours will begin promptly at 2:00pm, so please allow plenty of time to arrive to campus.

We encourage you to RSVP in advance, as space is limited.

Join us for an online open house to learn more about our Military Psychology programs! We will present an overview of our MA in Psychology, Specialization in Military Psychology (Online) and our Doctorate in Clinical Psychology: Military Track. This is a great opportunity to hear from our core faculty, ask questions, and learn about opportunities within the field of military psychology.

Attendees should have access to a high speed internet connection and speakers to enjoy the presentation.

Space is limited. Please click here to register for this event.

The ISE developed an experiential role play exercise called the 'Social Exclusion Simulation' with the purpose of illustrating what social structures are, how they operate, and how they can systematically block some groups' access to rights, resources, and opportunities required for social integration. The Simulation uses reentry experiences of formerly incarcerated women to illustrate how some community’s efforts at social integration are systematically stymied by structural features of our society. The Simulation has proven to be a very effective tool for helping people to (1) change their outlooks and behaviors vis-à-vis important social issues; (2) question prevailing perceptions and assumptions; and (3) appreciate the limits on personal responsibility resulting from a context of constraining social structures and systems.

To participate, you must RSVP in advance. Please include the date you wish to attend.

If you are an Adler PsyD student and you elect to exercise your right not to participate in the simulation, you may do so without any penalty. For more information please contact your faculty advisor.