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“I think if more people read the book and actually practiced Adler’s principles in daily life, which is extremely difficult to do, there would be much less human suffering in this world,” said Jeannine Choi-Addo.
Successes highlighted in the report include providing $6.1 million in scholarships to make education more affordable and attainable, providing over 555,000 hours in direct services by students to contribute to their communities, and enrolling 1,955 students in Fall 2021 — a record for the University.
The theses and dissertations by Adler University Vancouver students can soon be discoverable and downloadable online through the open access database facilitated by the Library and Archives Canada.
Feb. 20 is World Day of Social Justice, created by the General Assembly of the United Nations to recognize the need to promote efforts to tackle issues such as poverty, exclusion, gender inequality, unemployment, human rights, and social protections.
Nominations are due March 15. Award recipients will receive a check for $100 and will be recognized at Division 52 meetings at the APA Annual Convention.
Supported by the Adler University Vancouver Foundation, the event will be held from 9-11 a.m. PST on International Women’s Day. Registration is open through March 1.
Dr. Crossman will reflect on his experiences as the president of Adler and share insights from his new anthology, “LGBTQ Leadership in Higher Education.”
About 10 months into his new role as the vice president of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion, Dr. Sablo said he’s just hitting his stride in developing ways to help the University create a better culture of accountability with its DEI initiatives.
In celebration of Adler’s and Dreikurs’ birthdays this week — Feb. 7 and Feb. 8, respectively — Dr. Bluvshtein has chosen a collection of 12 published articles that highlight the duo’s personal lives, their impact on psychology, and their continuing legacy.
“I’m looking forward to seeing the opportunities this program opens up for them as well as the impacts to the larger communities.”