Washington State University seeking Clinical and Experimental PhD applicants with addiction psychology/substance use/harm reduction focus for Fall 2020

Dr. Susan Collins joined the faculty in the Department of Psychology at Washington State University. There are a faculty across WSU’s various campuses with concentrations in addiction psychology/substance use who are accepting graduate students in both the clinical and experimental PhD tracks in fall 2020. Interested candidates can read more about the PhD program here: https://psychology.wsu.edu/clinical/graduate-application/.

And mirroring Div 50 President Linda Sobell’s theme for the APA Convention this year, “Fifty Years of Harm Reduction: Past, Present, and Future,” students working in Dr. Collins' lab will have a strong concentration in harm-reduction treatment and interventions as well as community based participatory research. Interested applicants can get an idea of what to expect here (https://psychology.wsu.edu/people/faculty/susan-e-collins/) and can read about her research, trainings and clinical work at the Harm Reduction Research and Treatment (HaRRT) Center here: https://depts.washington.edu/harrtlab/