University of Evansville PsyD in Clinical Psychology Program

04/24/2026

Two students represented the UE PsyD Program at the Midwestern Psychological Association (MPA) conference this past weekend. Madeline Bates and Merris Egloff presented their group’s Photovoice project to discuss the effects of trauma on graduate students with other students and faculty of the field!

04/15/2026

Our PsyD program is participating in Pep & Vim this week! 🎉 If you’re able, please consider giving through the link below—every dollar goes directly toward supporting our students and their research.

Exciting things continue to grow within the Koch Family Doctor of Psychology in Clinical Psychology Program, and we’re honored to be part of preparing the next generation of mental health professionals during a time of great need. We’d love for you to come alongside us and be part of what’s ahead!

04/13/2026

Another new, exciting project created by one of our graduate students and supervised by a licensed clinical psychologist! Please help spread the word!

Do you (or someone you know) live with schizophrenia and love video games?

We’re launching a weekly gaming session this summer designed for connection, teamwork, and fun!

This opportunity will be part of a doctoral dissertation project and supervised by a licensed clinical psychologist.

This is a zero-pressure, collaborative space. A team building experience where everyone works toward the same goal.

Start date: TBD - Summer 2026
Where: 1931 Lincoln Ave - Suite A, Evansville, IN 47714
Cost: Completely free.

Complimentary snacks will be provided.

Whether you're a pro at gaming or just starting out, there’s a seat for you at the table.

Interested? Swing by the clinic or give us a call at (812) 488-5640 to learn more!

04/07/2026

Listen to the latest episode of Hot Mess Help Desk entitled "Muscles are Cool, but have you tried Therapy?" with our own Dr. Matt Powless. Hope you enjoy!

College is amazing....until it is a full blown dumpster fire. We are two mental health counselors here to say-same. We've seen it all: stress meltdowns, friendship drama, midterm panic....and that mysterious crying in the library moment. Welcome to Hot Mess Help Desk-where we tackle the big mental h...

03/14/2026

Nothing like breathing a HUGE sigh of relief after an APA accreditation site visit day at the local pizza place! So thankful to all the students in our 3 cohorts who participated and supported our program today!

02/22/2026

Another group therapy opportunity integrating expressive arts! If interested, call our clinic at 812-488-5640.

01/30/2026

Looking for group therapy? Two of our graduate students are starting a DBT skills group for adults. If you are interested, call the clinic at (812) 488-5640.

01/28/2026

Be careful everyone!!

The University of Evansville main campus will reopen for normal operations on Wednesday, January 28, 2026. Campus is prepared and ready to welcome students, faculty, and staff. Facilities teams have cleared sidewalks and campus roadways, and current conditions support reopening. However, please continue to exercise caution and remain mindful of any slick spots around campus.

STUDENTS / CLASSES: In-person classes will resume as scheduled. Faculty may continue to use discretion regarding course delivery if weather-related challenges persist.

EMPLOYEES: Your safety is our top priority. Employees who have weather-related concerns or individual circumstances are encouraged to work directly with their supervisor to explore appropriate flexibility or modified work arrangements.

EVENTS: On-campus events and activities may resume as scheduled unless event organizers communicate otherwise.

The University will continue to monitor conditions and will communicate any updates as needed. More information and updates: https://www.evansville.edu/campus/emergency-information.cfm

01/26/2026

The University of Evansville main campus will remain closed Monday, January 26, 2026 due to a declared State of Emergency in Vanderburgh County and significant ongoing winter weather impacts. All buildings will be locked; swipe card access will be available only at the Ridgway University Center. The UE Emily M. Young Mental Health Clinic will also be closed.

CLASSES: Classes are canceled, but faculty may use discretion in moving in-person classes to an online format.

DINING: Ridgway Dining will remain open, though menu options and hours may be adjusted based on staffing availability. Any schedule changes will be communicated directly to on-campus residents via email, UE Residence Life social media, and posted signage on the first floor of Ridgway.

EMPLOYEES: Campus is closed. Only essential personnel in the Offices of Public Safety and Facilities should report to campus. All other employees should not report to work unless instructed by their supervisor. Employees who are able to work remotely should plan to attend meetings virtually. Please contact your supervisor with any questions.

EVENTS: All on-campus events and activities are cancelled. Planned admission events will be handled on a case-by-case basis.

ATHLETICS: For in-season sports, teams must work closely with their coach or sport administrator regarding what activities are permissible. Final decisions will be made by the sport administrator in coordination with the Athletics Director. Please be aware that some support areas may be unable to reach campus safely.

More information and updates: https://www.evansville.edu/campus/emergency-information.cfm

01/13/2026

Welcome back PsyD students!! 💜

Welcome back to campus, Aces!💜

Let's make this semester one to remember!