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Bree Kratz
August 23, 2022
“Music is one of my main sources of comfort,” Bree reflected. “It grounds me and helps me grow and connect to other people.”
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David Crowell
November 6, 2020
Drawn to IU because of small class sizes, David Crowell ’23 is dedicated to his education and making the best of his college experience.
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Sam Alex
August 3, 2020
The camaraderie Sam Alex has built with his classmates extends outside of class, and is one of the highlights of the program.
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Gisela Vega
January 15, 2020
Gisela has spent six years at Immaculata University pursuing her Psy.D., and is proud of her accomplishments and the obstacles that she has overcome.
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Sarah Maver
December 10, 2019
When researching Psy.D. programs, Sarah’s criteria included the right academic fit and a positive feeling on campus.
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Maggie Hawbaker: Inspired to Fill the Gap
October 8, 2019
As a psychology major and member of the women’s volleyball team at Immaculata, Maggie Hawbaker “loves learning about the brain.”
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Jared Viz: Passion Before Practicality
July 18, 2019
“I found my passion for students and am now pursuing a career to continue the work I started here,” explains Jared Viz ’19. Being a first-year experience mentor helped him to hone his leadership style, and even inspired a change in major to psychology.
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Deanna Eilenberger: Clinical Psychology Through Chinchillas and Art
February 26, 2019
Although she decided to study clinical psychology because she enjoys working with people, Eilenberger’s dream is to open a private practice that would allow people and animals to interact with one another.
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