Focus: Psychology
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Roger Peterson Distinguished Speaker Series
The Roger Peterson Distinguished Speaker Series invites prominent members of the psychology profession to Antioch University's New England campus and brings together alumni, students, and faculty for a presentation and discussion. The program enhances the learning experience of current students while informing and inspiring alumni and faculty who are active in the field. History of…
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Rachel Chickerella, PhD
Rachel is originally from outside Columbus, Ohio, and is happy to discuss the superiority of Midwest ice cream. While once a competitive swimmer, she now prefers to “dabble” in various hobbies at any given time. Currently, these seem to include reading, watching ample television, playing Settlers of Catan, doing renovation projects, and playing with her…
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Ling Cheun Bianca Lee, 李靈津
Dr. Ling Cheun Bianca Lee, 李 靈 津 (they/she/佢) is an artist, advocate, Board Certified Registered Art Therapist (ATR-BC), Art Therapy Certified Supervisor (ATCS), Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor (LCPC), and Licensed Mental Health Counselor (LMHC). They hold a doctorate in counselor education and supervision from Antioch University Seattle and a master’s degree in art therapy…
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MA in Clinical Psychology (Low Residency)
The Master of Arts in Clinical Psychology program prepares you to work in today’s society by introducing you to a wide range of theories and techniques. You are challenged to look inward and arrive at new psychological insights that will help you develop greater depth as a psychotherapist and socially-engaged citizen of the world.
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Ray Hendrickson
Dr. Hendrickson practiced law in California for 31 years, and coincidentally with that practice obtained his PhD in psychology from Alliant International University and worked part-time in a private clinical psychology practice in Irvine, California for 13 years, with practice dedicated to serving persons with developmental disability. After he retiref from the practice of law…