Rutgers Graduate School of Applied and Professional Psychology

08/04/2026

From data to action, data-based decision making empowers schools to provide proactive, targeted support that helps every student succeed.

Learn more about MTSS 🔗 https://gsapp.rutgers.edu/academic-programs/school-department/multi-tiered-systems-support-mtss

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Data-Based Decision Making (DBDM) is about turning test scores and behavioral notes into actionable support for every student.

Instead of relying on gut feelings or waiting until a student falls behind, DBDM gives teams a structured framework to catch needs early, adjust instruction in real time, and make sure school resources go where they’re needed most. It’s how we move from reactive problem-solving to proactive support. 📈✨

Learn more on our MTSS website: https://gsapp.rutgers.edu/academic-programs/school-department/multi-tiered-systems-support-mtss

08/03/2026

The August 15 application deadline is quickly approaching. Apply now to secure your spot and begin making a difference in a high-demand field.

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now offers courses through the Master of Applied Psychology ( ) program—expanding access to training in a high-demand field where graduates are actively sought after. 🗺️

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07/29/2026

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Earn and expand your clinical toolkit with Integrating Lifestyle Interventions into Evidence-Based Psychotherapy, taught by GSAPP Alumna, Dr. Alexia Konko! 🎓

This introductory virtual course explores how evidence-based —including sleep, physical activity, nutrition, and stress management—can be ethically integrated into to support better outcomes. 💻

📚 1 CE credit for Psychologists
⏰️ Asynchronous | 1 hour | $30

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07/28/2026

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is proud to recognize Dr. Ramona Ross (School PsyD, 2017) on her promotion to Assistant Teaching Professor in the Department of Psychology at Rutgers–Newark!🎉

In addition to this new role, Dr. Ross serves as Undergraduate Director of the department, where she is dedicated to supporting and fostering the next generation of professionals.

A proud GSAPP alumna, Dr. Ross credits her time and instructors at GSAPP with providing a strong foundation for her career. She shares that the training, values, and perspectives she gained as a student continue to inform her work every day as an educator, mentor, and leader in .

Congratulations, Dr. Ross, on this well-deserved achievement! We R thrilled to celebrate your success and the meaningful impact you continue to make for your students, , and the field of psychology! 👏

07/27/2026

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07/24/2026

is honored to partner with the New Jersey Association for Behavior Analysis ( ) and celebrate the outstanding individuals who are helping shape the future of statewide. 🎉

We R pleased to recognize these members of the GSAPP Community currently serving on the NJABA Board of Directors:

⭐ Dr. Robert Isenhower – President
⭐ Dr. Cara Phillips – Membership Chair
⭐ Marlene Brown, M.S. – Events Co-Chair
⭐ Dr. Christopher Perrin – Representative-at-Large
⭐ Dr. Brian Greer – Representative-at-Large
⭐ Dr. Amanda Austin – Communications Co-Chair

Active leadership in professional organizations like NJABA plays a vital role in advancing the field of . Through service, advocacy, mentorship, and collaboration, these leaders help shape best practices, strengthen the profession, and support meaningful outcomes for citizens and communities across New Jersey.

Their contributions reflect GSAPP's commitment to excellence, engagement, and leadership in the field, while helping ensure that behavior analytic services continue to grow, evolve, and make a lasting impact.

Congratulations to the 2026-2027 NJABA Board of Directors! 👏

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07/23/2026

is proud to congratulate Dr. Arpana Inman, ABPP, Distinguished Professor, Department of , on receiving the 2026 Lifetime Achievement Award from the International Section of Division 17 (Society of Counseling Psychology) of the (APA)! 🎉

This prestigious honor recognizes Dr. Inman's distinguished career and more than two decades of exceptional contributions to international counseling psychology through research, cross-cultural collaboration, mentorship, service, and training. 🌍

Dr. Inman will be honored at the Annual Convention in August in recognition of her profound and lasting impact on the international psychology community. 🏆️

Congratulations, Dr. Inman, on this well-deserved achievement, and thank you for your extraordinary leadership, scholarship, and dedication to advancing the field of psychology. 👏

07/22/2026

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Beat the heat this summer ☀️ and jumpstart your fall learning by checking out our October workshops🍁!

Our Office of and ( ) offers an array of live and on-demand and in-person courses taught by subject matters experts. Whether looking to earn or expand your professional skills, there's something for everyone.✋️

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07/21/2026

is proud to congratulate Dr. Kamilah Legette, Asst. Professor in the School Psychology Department and Director of the Reducing Inequities in Student Education ( ) Lab, on receiving the Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Research Award ( ) from the Society for the Study of School Psychology ( )! 🎉

This highly competitive award recognizes scholars whose research advances diverse and innovative scholarship while promoting equity, inclusion, and meaningful change in educational settings. 🏆️

Dr. Legette's research explores how schooling experiences shape , how teachers' racial biases influence classroom practices, and how can address racism and reduce disparities in students' educational experiences and outcomes.📚

Through the RISE Lab, she partners with schools and communities to conduct research that promotes equitable learning environments and supports . Her work helps educators implement evidence-based practices that foster belonging, opportunity, and positive outcomes for all students.🌟

One example is the Social-Emotional Teaching and Equitable Practices ( ) professional development program, which equips educators with race- and gender-conscious teaching strategies through workshops, reflection, and individualized coaching.🍎

This well-deserved recognition reflects Dr. Legette's commitment to advancing Educational Equity through impactful research, meaningful partnerships, and innovative approaches that support students, educators, and school communities.👏

Congratulations, Dr. Legette, on this outstanding achievement!

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