The Department of Mental Health Sciences is dedicated to advancing the understanding, promotion, and practice of mental wellness across educational, clinical, and community settings. Home to two nationally recognized and accredited graduate programs (School Psychology and Clinical Mental Health Counseling), the department prepares ethical, culturally responsive professionals equipped to meet the evolving mental health needs of diverse populations.

Rooted in evidence-based practice, social justice, and interdisciplinary collaboration, the department emphasizes real-world experience through practicum, internship, and fieldwork placements. Faculty are committed to student-centered teaching, mentorship, and scholarship that bridges science and service.