Our Goals
All graduates of the Graduate School will achieve the following learning outcomes:
- Demonstrate competence in evidence-based and theoretical approaches to alcohol and drug dependency and its complications.
- Appreciate diversity as a clinical opportunity, based on individual differences including social, cultural, physical, and psychological implications of recovery.
- Facilitate a process of change, including related factors such as family, environmental, and systemic issues.
- Apply data and research to improve clinical services and outcomes.
- Understand the ethical, moral, and legal implications of clinical practice.
Organizational Priorities
Serving as a platform for the future, the graduate school is charged with the following priorities:
- Prepare students as future leaders in behavioral health.
- Enrich community engagement for more effective public service.
- Advance student learning resources.