National recognition of institutions that are making a meaningful impact through service, civic involvement, and community partnerships.
It’s common for early career professionals to assume that HR functions like a neutral mediator designed to resolve workplace disputes, but it’s important to understand this isn’t the case.
Adler University’s counselling psychology program in Vancouver, B.C., has earned national recognition for the second consecutive year, placing among the top 10 on CourseCompare’s Best Master’s in Counselling Psychology in Canada for 2026.
The annual day-long event is organized by the Center for Adlerian Practice and Scholarship; will be held April 10 at Adler University in Vancouver
Prestigious national award honors visionary presidents, chancellors, and provosts who redefine the future of higher education through bold innovation and transformative leadership.
Now leading the city’s Office of Reentry, Mapp draws on lessons from programs, including Adler University’s Institute on Public Safety and Justice, to build a more compassionate and connected system of support
A new strategic partnership with the YWCA to expand access to community-based behavioural health services across British Columbia.
The universities have partnered to launch a graduate pathway to expand access to master’s degree-level education and support long-term career advancement.
The University has been named to the inaugural America’s Best Colleges for Women list released by Newsweek in partnership with Gender Fair.
Dialogues in Higher Education: Delivery and Impact will launch this year by the Independent Degree Granting Institutions of British Columbia
Before she ever moved to the Arctic or imagined opening a clinic of her own, Stephanie Leithead, MA ’11, was trying to understand what kind of counsellor she wanted to become.
Adler faculty Benjamin Aiken, Ph.D., journeys to one of the most remote places on Earth and returns with lessons on loss, connection, and purpose