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How these WCU programs inspire students to be the change

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Get to know Rachel Faulkenberry, a WCU psychology + art double major who was hand-picked to study in an elite clinical psychology doctoral program in New Zealand.

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Want to create positive change in the world? Western Carolina University’s College of Education and Allied Professions — encompassing psychology, teaching, human services + social justice — offers these unique tools to ensure each student makes an impact:

  • Courses and research that deepen students’ knowledge and expand their perspectives
  • Faculty who prioritize student growth
  • An environment that embraces all points of view, focuses on excellence, and empowers students to be the change.

Bonus: Hear from a senior about her experience at WCU.*

Meet Rachel Faulkenberry

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