“Other schools make you do what they think you should do; at Fielding we help you do what you know you were meant to do.” Judy Stevens-Long, PhD, Associate Dean, School of Human and Organizational Development
Students are encouraged to pursue research that is relevant to personal and professional interests – topics you feel passionately about. With collaboration from faculty, you are empowered to complete research that supports your dissertation work.
Much of the research at Fielding contributes inspired new knowledge to the fields of educational leadership, human and organizational development, and clinical and media psychology.
View current projects in our Research Blog, or search our faculty by interest in our faculty directory.
At any given time, a breadth of research is taking place in areas such as:
| action research |
Native American issues |
| assessment and testing |
neuropsychology |
| behavioral health |
organizational development |
| bilingualism |
parenting |
| biopsychosocial studies |
peace studies |
| communication |
personality theory |
| cultural studies |
policy studies |
| diversity and social justice |
psychoanalytic |
| divorce |
psychoneuroimmunology |
| education |
religious beliefs and psychological adjustments |
| gender issues |
scholar-practitioners |
| geriatric psychology |
social change |
| globalization |
spirituality |
| health |
substance abuse |
human development
and learning |
systems and chaos theory |
| information technology |
testing/assessment |
| law and forensics |
therapy |
| media psychology |
violence |
| mental illness |
work environments |
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