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Sherie Lou Santos (BA Psych '07) spoke to Christina Gee's Clinical Psych class about her journey since graduating. From working in implementation science research, to a Master's in Public Health, and now as the Brookings LEGIS Public Health Fellow working in Congress writing health policy.  She highlighted for students the importance of seizing opportunities when they present themselves. Thanks for sharing your story, Sherie Lou!

Clinical Ph.D. program graduates Nicole Cammack, Jessica Henry, and Danielle Busby are part of a new effort to promote positive mental health in the Black community. Way to go!

Meet the Founders: We are a team of 5 Clinical Psychologists who are passionate about mental health issues unique to the experiences of Black people.

As Black Psychologists, our goal is to promote equitable health and wellness in Black communities through ongoing collaborations and partnerships with other mental health providers, community advocates, clergy, etc.

Who is ready to join us in our mission? See the link,www.BlackMentalWellness.com, to sign up to get notified about our official website launch, coming soon! #BlackMentalWellness

?Iris Mannings
Makeup: @Carlynn_mua
Makeup: @guidugliartistry

 — with Free Spirit,Danielle RenayJessica Henry and Dana Cunningham.

Two psych alums graduating 10 years apart imparted career wisdom to Christina Gee's undergraduate clinical psychology course by video conference. Thanks, Dr. Isaiah Pickens (BA '05) and Monique McKenney (BA '15), for giving back to GW by sharing your experiences!  Monique is currently a student in the Counseling Psychology Ph.D. program and Isaiah is currently the Assistant Director of the Service Systems Program at the UCLA-Duke National Center for Child Traumatic Stress (NCCTS), the coordinating site of the National Child Traumatic Stress Network (NCTSN).