The Center for Applied Psychology is a division of the Graduate School of Applied and Professional Psychology (GSAPP) that develops, implements, and evaluates projects where application of the most current knowledge in psychology leads to the understanding and amelioration of problems with which our society is concerned. These projects involve faculty, doctoral students, and community-based participants in the design and delivery of psychological services and in research regarding the projects.
The center's programs and services are applicable and available to all types of organizations, including corporations, schools, state agencies, community organizations, psychological clinics, and child and family programs.
NJ Anti-Bullying Conference - Co-sponsored by CAP
Date : June 9, 2011
Location : Rutgers University Busch Campus CenterIn addition to raising awareness and providing information about bullying, the Conference will focus on evidence-based strategies and solutions for preventing bullying and building safe, caring school communities. More information
Social-Emotional and Character Development
Coursework and Credentialing Program
CAP announces a series of courses in social-emotional and character development that can be taken individually or combined as part of a credentialing program. This unique program is intended to give all educational staff and mental health professionals working with schools or in after-school programs the opportunity to enhance their professional development skills in the field of social-emotional and character development and to earn a credential in Social-Emotional and Character Development.
