Self-Care/Mental Health Resources by Identity/Community
Ethnic Minority Student Resources
Alumni Spotlight: Stefany Fuentes, M.A. in Counseling, Class of 2015
Since graduating from Palo Alto University’s M.A.
This page provides links to conferences and grants in support of professional community, development, networking, and growth for students from underrepresented groups.
Thursday, October 3, 2019
Since graduating from Palo Alto University’s M.A.
As a leader in the fields of psychology and counseling, PAU is pleased to present a new webinar series, At the Forefront of Mental Health, in which PAU experts will tackle pressing and emerging issues of the day. Webinars are free and everyone in the community is welcome to join these free online events.
Therapy in the Age of COVID-19: Making Sense of Digital Options
Please note: All materials should be submitted through PSYCAS, not directly to the PAU Admissions Office.
Both the PhD and PsyD programs have a limited number of scholarships that are distributed based on several broadly defined criteria including merit and financial need. Interested applicants should complete the FAFSA to be considered for scholarships. There is no additional scholarship application for the PhD scholarship. PsyD students who are admitted to the program will be invited to apply for scholarship.
Scholarship amounts vary, but generally range between $20,000 and $50,000, awarded over three years.