Argosy University is pleased to announce a change to its clinical psychology programs. Many alumni have recommended over the past several years that the original names of the schools of professional psychology should be restored. As a result and in recognition of the rich legacy and history of our role in the practitioner-scholar model for training clinical psychologists, Argosy University has decided to reinstate the original school names and to acquire similar names for programs that were founded as part of the American Schools of Professional Psychology. This change applies to only the clinical psychology programs at the applicable Argosy University campuses and acknowledges a 35 year tradition of educating practitioners.

Argosy University has partnered with Marsh U.S. Consumer, a service of Seabury & Smith and Liberty Mutual to present variety of insurance options to alumni including, Liberty Mutual Home & Auto as well as Life, Health, Short Term Medical, Pet and other insurance offered by various carriers. Argosy University has established this partnership in order to enhance the services and benefits available to our graduates. Neither Argosy University nor Education Management LLC receive financial support for allowing Marsh and Liberty Mutual to offer this insurance program to Argosy University alumni. For more information, click here or call 888-560-ALUM (2586). These special opportunities are available only for Argosy University alumni.

If you haven’t had the opportunity to, be sure to
check out the New York Daily News weekly column
co-authored by Dr. David Moore, graduate school
faculty member at Argosy University, Seattle.
Click here to view one of Dr. David Moore’s recent articles.

Kristie Martorelli, a kindergarten-to-third-grade reading interventionist at Thompson Ranch Elementary School in El Mirage, was named Arizona Teacher of the Year by the Arizona Educational Foundation. As part of her Teacher of the Year prize, Martorelli receives a scholarship from Argosy University, Phoenix for an advanced degree in education. For more information, click here.

The Children’s Guardian Fund recently honored Argosy University, Sarasota, for its commitment to helping the children served by the agency at the group’s annual luncheon. The Children’s Guardian Fund Inc. (CGF) is a not-for-profit support organization that provides financial assistance and develops programs to address the unmet needs of abused and neglected children who are represented by Guardians ad Litem (GALs) in the 12th Judicial Circuit Court.

Lynette Collins, a Doctor of Education (EdD) in Organizational Leadership student at Argosy University, Denver, was honored as a 2011 Woman of Influence by the Colorado Springs Business Journal. The award recognizes the significant contributions of women professionals to the region's economy and to the communities in which the women do business.