President: Sarah R. Kamens, PhD
Sarah R. Kamens, PhD is a clinical psychologist and interdisciplinary scholar whose work focuses on the social and scientific conceptualization of mental health challenges. She holds an MA in communication from the European Graduate School in Saas-Fee. After receiving her MA and PhD in clinical psychology from Fordham University, she completed predoctoral clinical training at the Yale University School of Medicine with a focus on adult community mental health. Her postdoctoral clinical training took place at the Yale Specialized Treatment Early in Psychosis program. Dr. Kamens spent two years as a postdoctoral fellow and visiting professor at Wesleyan University, and three years as an assistant professor of psychology at the SUNY College at Old Westbury. She is the current editor of the Journal of Humanistic Psychology (Sage Publications). Her book, Reconceptualizing Schizophrenia: The Phenomenology of Urhomelessness (2023), was published in the ISPS book series by Routledge.
Zenobia Morrill, PhD, is an Assistant Professor and Core Faculty Member of the Clinical Psychology Department at William James College where she also is the Associate Director of the Center for Psychological Science. She is a licensed practicing psychologist and a Fellow of the Center for Psychological Humanities and Ethics at Boston College.
Derrick D. Sebree Jr., PsyD, is an American Descendant of Slavery (ADOS), a core faculty member of the MA program, and MA program director at the Michigan School of Psychology (MSP). In 2016, Derrick graduated with his doctorate in clinical psychology from MSP, also earning a MECCA certificate during his clinical placement at Michigan State University CAPS. He currently offers clinical services in the Ann Arbor area, working with a variety of populations with a focus on young college students and adults. Derrick also has coordinated with numerous social justice organizations around food security, racial equity, reparative justice, mental health equity, and other environmental justice issues within the Black American community.