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DoverPost.com
September 8, 2011
Argosy University, Sarasota Student Awarded YMCA Adult Achiever Award at Black Achiever Awards
Argosy University, Sarasota Master of Business Administration in Business Administration student Michelle Mack-Williams, was honored at the annual Black Achiever in Business and Industry Awards. Williams, an employee of AstraZeneca, board member of the Dover Federal Credit Union and board member of Connecting Generations, was given a YMCA Adult Achiever Award at the event where Soledad O’Brien served as keynote.
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CommercialAppeal.com (Memphis, Tennessee)
September 8, 2011
'A Hope and A Future' Helps Young People Find Voice, Talents Through Music, Service
Using music as common ground, Paul Berkes (2009, MA in Professional Counseling at Argosy University, Nashville) reaches out to at-risk teens through the non-profit he founded A Hope and A Future. Drawing from his own childhood, Paul organizes three-hour sessions after school to give kids tools and activities to help them succeed in three specific areas: Life Skills, Academics, and Expressive Arts. Berkes is also the youth leader at the Eagle Heights Community Church and works part-time at the Daybreak Treatment Facility for teens struggling with problems at school or at home.
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Counseling Today Magazine
August 1, 2011
Seeing Potential, Not Disability
Carrie Wilde, former chair of Argosy’s Counselor Education Department and current president of the American Rehabilitation Counselor’s Association, talks about the changing trends in rehabilitation counseling. She explains that a more “holistic” approach is being used, with counselors looking at rehabilitation from both a personal and a vocational perspective. Counseling Today is the monthly magazine of the American Counseling Association Click here to view the PDF.
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ABC News.com
June 13, 2011
Binge Eater to Bulimic: How Weight-Loss Surgery Can Trigger Eating Disorders
ABC News consulted with Lisa Lilenfeld of Argosy University, Washington D.C. in this article on the relationship between eating disorders and weight-loss surgeries. Lilenfeld is the president of the Washington D.C. chapter of the Eating Disorders Coalition, which offers resources on identifying eating disorders and possible treatments, as well as acting as a political presence in Congress on behalf of those suffering from eating disorders. Click here to view News clip.
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Inside Higher Ed
March 25, 2011
On March 25, 2011, Inside Higher Ed turned to Sean Robinson, an associate professor at Argosy University, Washginton D.C., to learn more about the role and responsibility of full time faculty at proprietary schools. Robinson gave a glimpse into his world to show that “in most respects what I do and how I do it are not so different than most of my peers around the country. I think there are misconceptions, biases, and stereotypes when it comes to those working at for-profit institutions.”
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KUTV2: Connect2Utah
February 28, 2011
On February 28, 2011, Teresa Burton was interviewed on KUTV2: Connect2Utah about the high demand for substance abuse counselors. She also provides guidance on becoming a successful counselor.
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WCCO-TV (CBS Minnesota)
December 17, 2010
WCCO-Minnesota explores the Veterinary Technician Program at Argosy University, Twin Cities campus. Students can mingle with the animals in a proactive learning environment that provides the humans with hands-on experience and the animals with stress-free living space. Click here to view the video.
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Benzinga.com
December 13, 2010
Click here to read about Dr. Lorie J. Morris of Argosy University receiving the 2010 Outstanding Contributions Award for her distinguished work in mental healthcare within a public setting. Dr. Morris’s passion for her work, and dedication to her patients and colleagues, earned her this award from the Maryland Psychological Association.
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Monitor on Psychology |
American Psychological Association’s Monitor on Psychology
December, 2010
APA, in collaboration with Argosy University, supports a program for free parenting coordinator services for parents involved in custody disputes. Article appears courtesy of the American Psychological Association, published in the December 2010 edition of the Monitor on Psychology.
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KUTV 2 (CBS Salt Lake City)
November 18, 2010
Forensic pathologist Dr. Richard Cooter describes his theory on objectification and rage within the pathology of serial killers.
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Monitor on Psychology |
American Psychological Association’s Monitor on Psychology
October, 2010
Argosy University’s Dr. Ashwini Lal urges for an expansion of emerging psychologists’ education programs to include the impact of social media on student-faculty and provider-client relationships. This article, published in Volume 41, Number 9 of the October 2010 issue of Monitor on Psychology, appears with permission from the American Psychological Association.
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Chicago Tribune
September 16, 2010
Associate professor Mark Kiel describes Industrial Organizational psychology in a feature story published in the Chicago Tribune.
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MyCollegesandCareers.com
August 18, 2010
Argosy University’s online programs step it up to MyCollegesandCareers.com’s “Top 10 Best Online Colleges.” Ranked 8th on the list, Argosy was nominated for its reputation as an accredited school that “helps graduates advance their careers.”
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ASCA School Counselor Magazine
August 1, 2010
Fan the Flame
In her article “Fan the Flame,” training director Dr. Leigh Falls at Argosy University, Dallas’s Counselor Education department provides new school counselors with some tools and hard-earned advice to keep burning bright instead of burning out. Dr. Falls encourages periodic wellness checks and building a strong support network, which will help school counselors cope with the “cognitive dissonance between the idealism of graduate training and real-world actualities. Click here to view PDF
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TBO.com (Tampa Bay Online)
July 28, 2010
Argosy University, Tampa breathes new life into the renovated Berriman-Morgan Cigar Factory. The school, known for its small class-sizes and blending of on-campus and online lectures, will call the historic landmark home for the next 10 years.
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Monitor on Psychology |
American Psychological Association’s Monitor on Psychology
July, 2010
Read about Dr. Stephen J. Lally’s pilot program that brings together judges, psychologists, and lawyers in an effort to minimize the impact that high-conflict divorces have on children. This article, published in Volume 41, Number 7 of the July 2010 issue of Monitor on Psychology, appears with permission from the American Psychological Association.
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KMSP-TV FOX 9 Twin Cities
March 24, 2010
Andy Sykes, Director of Career Services at Argosy University, Twin Cities, gives career advice on KMSP-TV Fox 9 Twin Cities.
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Columbia (Tenn.) Daily-Herald
February 14, 2010
Argosy University, Nashville graduates, dubbed the "Trio of Triumph," celebrate their degrees in psychology and speak about the example they hope to set for their children and for others pursuing further education.
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Tampa Bay Online
December 12, 2009
Argosy University volunteers turn a former clothing store into toy central for the Salvation Army’s Angel Tree project which donates toys to children over the holiday season.
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Family Circle
August 1, 2009
In the article "Family Circle Chill Factor" Dr. Nick DeFillipis of Argosy University, Atlanta speaks about physical activity as a way of controling bad moods and tempers.
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10Connects.com (Tampa Bay)
June 22, 2009
Read about Argosy University student and Tampa Bay Buccaneers wide receiver, Cortez Hankton and his pursuit of a doctoral degree in psychology. Provided courtesy of 10Connects.com.
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USA Today
April 15, 2009
An MBA program chair at Argosy University in Eagan, Minn., weighs in on the economic survivalist trend. This article appears courtesy of USA Today.
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Minnesota Monthly
April 2009
Non-traditional students can find successful strategy tips from other non-traditional students pursuing further education.This article appears courtesy of Minnesota Monthly.
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New York Daily News
March 31, 2009
A doctor at Argosy University, Washington, D.C. shares information on whom anorexia affects in Dave Moore and Bill Manville's Friday column, "Addictions and Answers". This article appears courtesy of the New York Daily News.
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DadsDivorce.com
February 6, 2009
DadsDivorce.com interviews a professor of psychology at Argosy University, Twin Cities about childrens’ coping mechanisms during divorce.
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American Psychology Association’s
Monitor on Psychology
December 2008
Craig D. Swenson, PhD, President of Argosy University, discusses the role of the for-profit sector in the field of psychology. The article, published in the December 2008 edition of the Monitor on Psychology, appears courtesy of the American Psychological Association.
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Duluth News Tribune
December 2008
An associate professor of psychology at Argosy University, Schaumburg gives tips for following through on goals for the new year. Story appears in the Duluth News Tribune courtesy of Brandpoint.
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Greentree Gazette
November 2008
Read an in-depth personal interview on the educational philosophy of Argosy University President, Dr. Craig Swenson. Reprinted with permission. Greentree Gazette. Copyright 2008. All rights reserved.
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The Link
Fall 2008
A feature story on military personnel making the transition from military service to the classroom. Reprinted with permission. The Link. Copyright 2008. All rights reserved.
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Good Things Utah
September 25, 2008
Dr. Deborah Wheeler of Argosy University, Salt Lake City discusses disciplining techniques for children at various ages that don’t require adults to raise their voices. Used with permission. ABC 4: Good Things Utah. Copyright 2008. All rights reserved.
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Good Things Utah
August 18, 2008
Argosy University, Salt Lake City campus president Dr. Darren Adamson makes a guest appearance on Good Things Utah. He shares safety tips with parents on how to prepare children for their first day of school. Used with permission. ABC 4: Good Things Utah. Copyright 2008. All rights reserved.
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Chicago Sun-Times
August 14, 2008
A feature story on how parents can encourage kids to fully enjoy their sports participation experience.
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Chicago Sun-Times
July 24, 2008
An article on how to keep children engaged and learning during the long summer months away from school.
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