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PROGRAM AND DIVISIONAL COMMUNICATIONS TO STUDENTS • Psy.D. Program Updates The Department Chair issues written “Psy.D. Updates” at regular intervals throughout the academic year to apprise students of program events, program issues, dates of student review, program policy, and student and faculty highlights. Students are asked to submit copies of any presentations or publications to Dr. Yalof for archival store. This information is listed in the department's newsletter (Psy.D. Update).Program updates supplement other timely communications that are sent to directly students in response to specific issues that arise during the year. Students are encouraged to read and file these updates and all other communications issued by the Department for future referencing, and to let Dr. Yalof know of any student presentations or publications so that these events can be shared with the Psy.D. student and faculty body as a whole. • Psy.D. Handbook Internship and Consortium Handbooks, and Dissertation Handbook These handbooks are revised annually. To access the Psy.D. Update and program handbooks: Log into myIU Click tab “CGS’ Go to Catalogs & Publications Channel Click Graduate Click Link designated for the document-Psy.D. Update, Psy.D. Handbook, Internship and Consortium Handbooks, or Dissertation Handbook Additional information is posted on the Bulletin Board across from the department secretary’s desk in the faculty office suite in Nazareth Hall. Students are asked to check their Immaculata email address often. It is important for faculty and staff to communicate with you through your Immaculata email account which is first initiallastname@mail.immaculata.edu. (Example: jsmith@mail.immaculata.edu) • College of Graduate Studies Catalog (on line through the home page link - www.immaculata.edu • Graduate NewsNotes The College of Graduate Studies publishes “NewsNotes” each semester. “NewsNotes” provides students with information about happenings within the College of Graduate Studies along with a regular review of items related to student services and updates on the professional achievements of faculty and students. Students are encouraged to read and file each edition of “NewsNotes” for future referencing. NewsNotes also provides students with information for how to access the department’s handbook and updates. Program changes that occur during the period between handbook revisions are usually first published in the Psy.D. Update. 17
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DEPARTMENT REVIEW OF BA-LEVEL ADMIT
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