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Sheila Lapomarede received a Southeastern Psychological Association research award, granted by SEPA’s Committee for Research on Minorities or Women, for her study, “Ethnic Group Differences in Client Demoralization as Measured by the MMPI-2.” Three other students also presented posters/papers at SEPA.

Two first-year students received scholarships to attend conferences related to their doctoral research topics.

Several students presented research papers at the Society for Personality Assessment Conference in San Diego, CA, March 2006.

Welcome to the Clinical Psy.D. Program at Florida Institute of Technology. Florida Tech's APA-accredited doctoral program in clinical psychology offers students training based on a practitioner-scientist model that focuses on the development of clinical practice skills. (Committee of Accredatation, 750 First Street, NE, Washington, DC 20002-4242: Phone: (202)336-5979)

What Makes Florida Tech's Psy.D. Program Stand Out?

APA-accredited program since 1983
Emphasis on clinical experience begins in the first year of training
Opportunity to tailor program to meet individual interests
Curriculum that addresses current trends in psychology
On-site training facilities
Small student-to-faculty ratio
Colleague-in-training atmosphere
Flat-rate tuition program
Warm climate, great location, close to beaches
Relatively low cost of living, ample and reasonably priced housing available off campus

The Psy.D. program trains students to become practicing clinical psychologists with core competencies in relational/clinical skills, comprehensive psychological assessment, clinical treatment interventions, research and evaluation, consultation and education, management and supervision, and diversity issues.