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For the first time in TCSPP's history, a Master of Public Health Program will be offered in spring 2014 online and fall 2014 at the Los Angeles Campus. The 42credit degree consists of a core of 27 credits, six credits of field work and capstone, and nine credits of an emphasis area. According to Dr. Gino Natalicchio, vice president of Online Programs at TCSPP, there is an increasing need for scholarly and applied leadership in the fields of public health policy, leadership theory, statistics and research design aligned with national public health education competency standards. Read more.
Meet Alumnus Captain Jeffrey Coady, Psy.D., ABPP, SAMHSA's Regional Administrator A 1999 Clinical Psy.D. graduate of the Chicago Campus, Captain Jeffrey A. Coady, Psy.D., ABPP, is a Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services (SAMHSA) Regional Administrator, and is a commissioned officer in the U.S. Public Health Service (USPHS). He has been employed with SAMHSA for 22 months, and the federal government for nine years. SAMHSA is the agency within the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services that leads public health efforts to advance the behavioral health of the nation. Captain Coady is responsible for providing national leadership in developing and implementing behavioral health programs and systems for underserved populations. "The Chicago School understands the importance of community. It is the partnerships and collaborations at the community level that will foster primary and behavioral health care integration; advance behavioral health as a public health issue; and promote a recovery-oriented system of care.� said Captain Coady. "Prevention, treatment and recovery happen in the community." Survey Reminder: Please remember to complete the recent Alumni Survey you received. Your feedback is important to us as we plan future alumni programs.
New National Center of Academic & Dissertation Excellence Provides Students with Support to Achieve Success As a result of listening to students to improve services, the new National Center of Academic & Dissertation Excellence (NCADE) will be available to students this fall. Under the direction of Associate Vice President Belinda McFeeters, Ph.D. the Center's mission is to support students with academic resources to enhance their coursework and scholarship and by providing assistance and guidance in the areas of Institutional Review Board support, methodology, grammar, and APA formatting and style. Prior to the creation of NCADE, writing and methodology support for dissertations was primarily provided by faculty members through classroom work and seminars led by dissertation chairs. Now, with the introduction of the NCADE, each doctoral student will be assigned a Dissertation Writing Expert (DWE) and will have access to a methodologist. This shift means that dissertation chairs have more time to mentor and support students with the academic content of dissertations and DWEs are able to assist students with the mechanics of writing, style and methodology.