Live to Make a Difference
Our faith-based institution has a rich history in offering our students a unique opportunity to provide treatment in clinical and health care settings, while applying a greater understanding of integrated whole person care.
Our Programs
Take a closer look at our graduate and doctorate programs in behavioral health, psychology, social work or interdisciplinary studies.
Meet Our Students
We invite you to get know our dynamic students — your future classmates — through their unique stories.
International Trauma Team
Our trauma team has traveled to over 40 countries to assist victims of natural disasters and train professionals to deliver needed behavioral interventions to their citizens.
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School News
Explore the latest research findings, community involvement, student awards and alumni happenings with our behavioral health news.
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Welcome
"Our faculty and students engage in the highest levels of scholarship, professionalism and pursuit for wholeness."View Welcome
Stories That Matter
Student Mission Experience
"It was a great learning experience. I was able to help a family through grief work and I believe that went really well."
Why Choose Us?
Faculty are committed to providing close mentoring to students in clinical practice, academics and bringing spirituality into the practice of behavioral health.
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What Students Are Saying
“The faculty has really been an asset in mentoring me professionally, and spiritually. They’ve taken the time to pray with me whenever I’ve had difficulties, whether it was at school or at home.”
Education
After 16 years, Hadley chooses to step down as Dean of the School of Medicine
March 1, 2019
Education
School of Public Health professor named to 2020 Dietary Guidelines Advisory Committee
February 27, 2019
Education
7 things to know if your child is going to medical school
February 25, 2019