Dr. Carol L. Philpot Family Psychology Fellowship
Purpose
Provide and opportunity for innovative, structured graduate and postdoctoral studies in clinical psychology and clinical experience in the area of family psychology. (GF000139)Description
Students who have received a solid foundation in basic clinical psychology and who have demonstrated excellence in academic and clinical realms will be chosen by the faculty of the School of Psychology.
History
Dr. Carol L. Philpot was the dean and professor in the psychology department. More specifically, she mainly could be found in the clinical research department. Course subjects that she taught included but were not limited to, marriage, family tracks, and gender psychology. Most students could spot her in the doctorate or upperclassman positions in courses. Dr. Philpot has contributed to the field of psychology by being on editorial boards of a multitude of gender-related books and wrote her own book on marriage therapy. The book is called Bridging Separate Gender Worlds: Why Men and Women Clash and How Therapists Can Bring Them Together.
