School Psychology, Counseling, and Leadership
Preparing professionals to support children and adolescents’ development in schools and diverse community settings.
Degrees
In their practice, our graduates integrate professional competence, self-knowledge, and awareness of children and youths’ strengths, needs, and emerging identities. Embracing advocacy as a professional ethos, our graduates promote learning and healthy outcomes for individuals, families, and school communities.
In addition to our nationally recognized graduate programs, the department offers professional development opportunities through the Center for Child and Adult Development for individuals working with children and families in diverse school and community settings.
Meet Our Faculty
An important and vital part of the School Psychology, Counseling, and Leadership Department is our highly qualified faculty.
News
Nurturing Minds
How the college’s personal counseling services address mental health needs.
Brooklyn College Hosts Inaugural Perinatal Mental Health Summit
The convening in Brownsville, a community deeply impacted by maternal health disparities, brings together perinatal health care professionals, policymakers, and educators.
Brooklyn College Designated as a Leading Research Institution by the Carnegie Foundation and American Council on Education
New classification elevates institutions that contribute significantly to the academic landscape through innovative research without necessarily offering doctoral programs.
Contact Information
Paul McCabe
Professor and Chair
1107 James Hall
P: 718.951.5876
E: PaulMC@brooklyn.cuny.edu
Jennifer Millan
Clinical Coordinator
1107 James Hall
P: 718.951.5876
E: jmillan@brooklyn.cuny.edu
Chasity Porsenna
Higher Education Assistant
1107 James Hall
P: 718.951.5876
E: Chasity.Porsenna@brooklyn.cuny.edu
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School Psychologist Graduate Program
School Counseling Graduate Program
Educational Leadership Program