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DMU and McLean Hospital Launch Three-Year Strategic Collaboration Agreement
Divine Mercy University (DMU) has entered into a strategic collaboration agreement with McLean Hospital. Founded in 1811, McLean Hospital is a leader in psychiatric care, research, training, and advocacy, and is the largest psychiatric affiliate of Harvard Medical School. This new strategic collaboration is the fruit of a generous grant from the Orange Crimson Foundation…
Honorary Degree Bestowed on CEO of Life Perspectives
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Clinical Mental Health Counseling Program Granted CACREP Accreditation
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