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Social Exclusion Simulation Gives Participants ‘Heartfelt, Human Experience’
Have you ever put yourself in the shoes of someone who is trying to overcome societal barriers after incarceration? Most likely, you haven’t — at least not in the same way you would while participating...
View ArticleFinding and Engaging With Adlerians In Action All Over The World
Neena Mathew and Shannon Zofkie are first-year Adlerians pursuing doctorate of psychology (Psy.D.) and master of sport and health psychology degrees, respectively, at Adler University’s Chicago Campus....
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Win or Lose? Settling the Score on Kids Specializing in Sport at an Early Age
Felix Yu is a second-year Adler University Chicago Campus student pursuing a Master’s in Counseling: Sport and Health Psychology degree. He shares valuable perspective on young children specializing in...
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Social Justice: Incorporating Spirituality When Creating Culturally...
Sara Sherman is a Psy.D. student currently completing her final year through Adler University’s Chicago campus. She was one of three winners of the 2016-2017 Student Affairs Essay Contest, which...
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Today and Every Day, We Celebrate Dr. Harold Mosak: Founder, Activist, Adlerian
Of course, Alfred Adler is the founder of Adlerian psychology, and the namesake of Adler University. But in line with his community-driven school of thought was the start of our institution – one...
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Artist Makeba Kedem-Dubose Makes ‘The Best of Blue’ During 8-Year Battle With...
Even amidst seemingly insurmountable challenges, you have the power to achieve, grow and ultimately, triumph. At least that’s according to Chicago native and artist Makeba Kedem-Dubose. She did exactly...
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Adler Displays Place Setting for One, Table for All to Honor Military POWs...
The tradition of setting a separate table in honor of U.S. military prisoners of war and missing comrades has been in place since the end of the Vietnam War. Members of Adler University’s Military...
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Honoring Faith Through Social Justice: My Sunday Morning With President Jimmy...
Kathleen Harter is an Adler University Online Campus student pursuing a master of arts degree in nonprofit management. She was one of three winners of the 2016-2017 Student Affairs Essay Contest, which...
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Adler Helps Secure ‘Sweet Victory’ for Illinois Immigrant Rights by...
Dan Cooper, Ph.D., is the executive director for Adler University’s Center for Equitable Cities. He has spent more than a decade working with community-based organizations and coalitions on issues...
View ArticleA by-the-Numbers Look at Barriers to Success Facing Formerly Incarcerated Women
Spearheaded by Adler University’s Institute on Public Safety and Social Justice, the Social Exclusion Simulation is an experiential learning tool that shows participants what it might actually feel...
View ArticleMarxian Insights on Colin Kaepernick, Human Rights
David Louridas is an Adler University student pursuing a master’s degree in Public Policy and Administration. Here, he applies his teachings to current events centered on modern human rights issues....
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Unity, Positivity and Resolutions ‘Blanket’ Chicago Campus Community
“You are enough.” “Bloom.” “You decide.” “The world is better because you’re in it.” “Inclusion.” “You gotta nourish to flourish.” “Peace by Piece.” These are just a few of the many expressions Adler...
View ArticleThe DACA Repeal: What You Need To Know
In the wake of sweeping changes to the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program, stakeholders from across the U.S. have been making a collective effort to improve how colleges and...
View ArticleAdler Students Rally Support for Puerto Rico and Mexico Disaster Relief
Whether in their own back yards or halfway around the world, Adler University students are committed to creating positive change. Among their current efforts is a months-long push to gather much-needed...
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Growth, Demand and Challenges Make Timing Opportune to Earn a Nonprofit Degree
Leslie Starsoneck is the director for the master of arts in nonprofit management program through Adler University’ online campus. The nonprofit sector has rapidly grown during the past decade. Today,...
View ArticleFeeling Ignited, Connected, Pushed During the 2018 Adler Retreat
On Wednesday, Jan. 24, community members on all three Adler University campuses — Chicago, Online and Vancouver — convened to dive deeper into the core of our mission and values by participating in the...
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Illuminating Truths About Substance Use and the Road to Recovery
Kristin Yarnell is an Adler University alumnus who earned a master of arts degree in art therapy through the Chicago campus. While doing so, she secured a full-time job at Serenity House, a suburban...
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Illinois’ 5th District State Reps: Meet the Candidates, Attend Free Feb. 12...
Representatives from the League of Black Women and Equal-Vote Local are teaming up in advance of the March 20 primary election to ensure constituents have the knowledge they need to cast an informed...
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Becoming a Social Change Agent: Top 5 Tips for Your Graduate Admission...
Under the thoughtful guidance of our admissions counselors, hopeful Adler University students embark on a journey that includes informational sessions, email exchanges, applications, phone calls and...
View ArticleSave the Dates: Upcoming Events to Support Adler’s Game-Changing Centers &...
Adler University is far from a typical higher education institution. In alignment with our mission of advancing global equity, we are committed to pursuing social change through service to communities,...
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