Online-Blended Programs Welcomes New VP At The Chicago School of
Professional Psychology
LOS ANGELES, Nov. 26, 2012 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- The
Chicago School of Professional Psychology (TCSPP), a nonprofit
graduate school devoted to psychology and the behavioral sciences,
welcomes Gino Natalicchio, Ph.D. as
vice president of Online and Blended Learning.
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"Many institutions are integrating online courses into their
curriculum, but few have taken a strategic, measured and
quality-driven approach as The Chicago School
of Professional Psychology," said Dr. Natalicchio. "I'm
honored to join the TCSPP family and work on taking our online
programs to the next level, incorporating TCSPP's highest academic
quality and cutting edge technology; ensuring a rich and full
learning experience in a dynamic, interactive, convenient and
self-paced online learning environment."
The Chicago School of Professional
Psychology's Online-Blended Programs give students with
full-time jobs and family commitments the opportunity to get a
comprehensive graduate education. Programs are taught predominantly
online with a "blended" format that combines online, on-campus and
community-based learning. Master's and doctorate degrees are
offered in a variety of programs with experienced faculty who teach
as well as use engaging content through video conferencing,
real-time conversations and social networking tools. The school
also has countless partnerships so students can take advantage of
real-world training in the field.
Dr. Natalicchio spent more than 20 years in senior management
including the past six years as executive director at Laureate
Education, Inc., overseeing online, blended and hybrid initiatives
for domestic and international programs. He previously served as a
full-time faculty member and acting director at Walden's School of Management, where he launched
the first business administration program with the Universidad del Valle de Mexico. Prior to that, he worked with large
media corporations, including Turner Pictures Worldwide, Inc. and
Quiero Television S.A. and Launch, S. L. in Europe. His business models have resulted in
successful start-ups around the world.
Dr. Natalicchio earned his doctorate in industrial and
organizational psychology from Walden
University and an MFA from the American Film Institute. He
is fluent in five languages.
About The Chicago School of Professional
Psychology
Founded in 1979, The
Chicago School of Professional Psychology (TCSPP) is the
largest nonprofit graduate school devoted exclusively to psychology
and related behavioral sciences. It serves more than 4,300 students
across campuses in Chicago;
Southern California (L.A.,
Irvine, Westwood); and Washington D.C. The institution is accredited
by the Western Association of Schools and Colleges, and its
Clinical Psychology doctoral program in Chicago is accredited by the American
Psychological Association. A member of the National Council of
Schools and Programs of Professional Psychology, TCSPP is
recognized for its distinguished service and outstanding
contributions to cultural diversity and advocacy. Its community
service initiatives have also earned it recognition on the
President's Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll for five
consecutive years. With more than 20 graduate degree programs,
thousands of hours of real-world training, and a wealth of
international opportunities, TCSPP is a leader in professional
psychology education. To learn more, visit
www.thechicagoschool.edu.
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Psychology