College/University Affiliation	Department	Location	Degree Program	Department(s) that support psychology of religion research or clinical training?	Faculty Contacts	School or department's website link (if available)?	Any additional information or comments?	Column1
Biola University	Rosemead School of Psychology	La Mirada, CA	Ph.D	Clinical Psychology	Peter Hill, PhD  Todd Hall, PhD  Liz Hall, PhD  Ward Davis, PsyD. All faculty. The following have specialities : Jason Brunt, Clark Campbell, Ward Davis, Keith Edwards, Stacy Eltiti, Liz Hall, Todd Hall, John Williams, and Bill Worden. Jenny Pak,	www.rosemead.edu	Our doctoral program in clinical psychology offers two possible doctoral degrees, a Psy.D. degree (practitioner-scholar training model) and a Ph.D. degree (scholar-practitioner training model). This is an explicitly Christian program, but much of the work conducted in psych of religion in nature. All support integration of Christian faith with psychology.  Several faculty have research interests that would generally fall under psychology of religion.
Boston University		Boston, MA	Ph.D	Clinical Psychology	Chris Schlauch  George Stavros	www.bu.edu/danielsen
Boston University		Boston, MA	Ph.D	Counseling Psychology	Chris Schlauch  George Stavros	www.bu.edu/danielsen	Part of School of Education
Bowling Green State University		Bowling Green, Ohio	Ph.D	Clinical Psychology	Ken Pargament, Annette Mahoney. Tamara Brown - Univ of Kentucky	http://www.bgsu.edu/departments/psych/	Drs. Pargament and Mahoney offer research opportunities as well as courses in psychology of religion and spirituality. They also sponsor a research group called SPiRiT (Spirituality and Psychology Research Team), designed to encourage the use of psychological methods to examine the helpful and harmful roles of religion and spirituality in people's lives. Mahoney specializes in the intersection of religion/spirituality and family life. Pargament has written/edited influential books on the topics of Religion and Coping, Spiritually-Integrated Psychotherapy, and Forgiveness. Coursework in psychology of religion and spiritually-integrated psychotherapy.This is the absolute best program for Psychology of Religion, for those who want an equal emphasis on clinical and research training. They have pre-eminent Psych of Religion research scholars there, but they also offer graduate clinical seminars in this area.
Bowling Green State University		Bowling Green, Ohio	Ph.D	Developmental Psychology	Annette Mahoney. Also occasionally other faculty	http://www.bgsu.edu/departments/psych/
Brigham Young University		Provo, Utah	Ph.D	Counseling Psychology	P. Scott Richards  Timothy B. Smith  Kristin L. Hansen Marleen Williams, Ph.D.		Virtually all of the faculty in the program are supportive of psychology of religion research, even though not all of them are focused on this in their own research agenda.
Case Western Reserve University		Cleveland, OH	Ph.D	Clinical Psychology	Julie Exline		This is not a psychology of religion program, but I am seeking clinical psychology students who have research interests in the psychology of religion and spirituality.
Drew Graduate School		Madison, NJ	Ph.D		Arthur Pressley, Ph.D. (psychologist)		This program is more psychology and religion, and is closely connected to graduate studies in religion.  It has a liberal arts flavor that allows students to follow their interests and do unique integrations in their  research.
Fordham University		Bronx, Manhattan, Westchester NY	Ph.D	Clinical Psychology	John Cecero, S.J., PhD  Mary Procidano, PhD  Kathy Schiaffino, PhD		There is a specialization in Spirituality & Psychotherapy at Fordham
Fuller Theological Seminar School of Psychology		Pasadena, CA	Ph.D		nearly all
Iowa State University		Ames, Iowa	Ph.D	Counseling Psychology	Nathaniel Wade, Norman Scott	http://www.psychology.iastate.edu/index.php?id=22	The department supports an undergraduate course in psych of religion but no graduate course or seminar.  Drs. Wade and Scott (to a lesser degree) have supported student research in psych of religion-related topics and Dr. Wade does much of his own research in that area.  Upon request, Dr. Wei will include an hour on spirituality and religion as part of the muticultural counseling seminar.
Loyola University Maryland		Columbia, MD	Ph.D		Dr. Ralph L. Piedmont  Dr. Sharon E. Cheston  Dr. K. Elizabeth Oakes  Dr. Kari A. O'Grady  Dr. Gina M. Magyar-Russell  Dr. Thomas E. Rodgerson  Dr. Joseph A. Stewart-Sicking  Dr. Robert J. Wicks,  Kayliz Oakes  Sharon Cheston	http://www.loyola.edu/pastoralcounseling	Loyola University Maryland's Pastoral Counseling Department is a co-sponsor (along with Division 36) of the annual Mid Year Conference on Religion and Spirituality. Program is in Pastoral Counseling, offer an MS and PhD degree. We are interested in integrating psychology and spirituality into a clinical treatment model.
Pacifica Graduate Institute		Carpinteria, CA	Ph.D	Clinical Psychology	Lionel Corbett, Ph.D. and many others		This is a school that focuses on depth psychology originating with Freud and Jung and proceeding through post-Freudian and post-Jungian thinkers. Jung was open to study of mythology and religion. Mythologist Joseph Campbell left his library to this school. I went there and really loved it. They welcomed my doing a dissertation comparing Jung's individuation construct with the Kundalini Yoga tradition.
Regent University		Virginia Beach, VA	Ph.D	Counseling Education			Hathaway is in charge of the program and teaches courses on integrating psychology and religion.
Saybrook University		San Francisco, CA	Ph.D	Clinical Psychology	Eugene Taylor, PhD  Louis Hoffman, PhD  Edward Hoffman, PhD  Stanley Krippner, PhD  Jeanne Achterberg, PhD		Programs teaches spirituality as a generic dimension of personality, not as defined denominationally;  Programs define psychology as a person-centered science
Saybrook University		San Francisco, CA	Ph.D	Psychology	Eugene Taylor, PhD  Louis Hoffman, PhD  Edward Hoffman, PhD  Stanley Krippner, PhD  Jeanne Achterberg, PhD		Programs teaches spirituality as a generic dimension of personality, not as defined denominationally;  Programs define psychology as a person-centered science. Concentrations available.
Seattle Pacific University		Seattle, WA	Ph.D	Clinical Psychology	John Thoburn, Ph.D.; Marcia Webb, Ph.D.	spu.edu
Seton Hall University		South Orange, NJ	Ph.D	Counseling Psychology	Pamela Foley, PhD, ABPP  Lewis Schlosser, PhD, ABPP		I am an alumnus of Seton Hall University and my advisor was Dr. Foley. Both my second year research project and my dissertation included religious and spiritual aspects of psychology
St Louis University		St. Louis, Missouri	Ph.D	Clinical Psychology	Paul Handel		ALso, might explore links with the medical center there.  In a past life I had an RA job with the Institute for Psychology and Religion.
Texas Tech University	Department of Psychology	Lubbock, TX	Ph.D	Clinical Psychology	Stephen Cook (contact person: s.cook@ttu.edu), Erin Hardin, Sheila Garos	http://www.depts.ttu.edu/psy/		all in counseling psychology
Texas Tech University	Department of Psychology	Lubbock, TX	Ph.D	Counseling Psychology	Stephen Cook (contact person: s.cook@ttu.edu), Erin Hardin, Sheila Garos	http://www.depts.ttu.edu/psy/
University of Cambridge		Cambridge, England	Ph.D	Social Psychology	Nicholas J. S. Gibson  Sara B. Savage  Fraser N. Watts		The "other" degree is the M.Phil. in Social and Developmental Psychology.  See http://www.sdp.cam.ac.uk/
University of Cambridge, UK -	The Psychology and Religion Research Group	Cambridge, England	Ph.D	Social Psychology	Dr Nicholas J.S. Gibson  Dr Fraser N. Watts	www.prrg.org.uk	The PRRG offers M.Phil and Ph.D. studies in psychology of religion, covering social psychology, social cognition, as well as more applied areas like organizational behaviour, as well as theoretical research in theology/psychology integration, history of psychology and religion, etc. The PRRG straddles both Faculties of Divinity and the Dept of Social and Developmental Psychology at the Faculty of Politics, Psychology, Sociology, & International Studies.
University of Connecticut		Mansfield, CT	Ph.D	Clinical Psychology	Crystal Park, Ph.D.	http://www.psychology.uconn.edu/	The department is welcoming to research in the psychology of religion and spirituality.
University of Connecticut		Mansfield, CT	Ph.D	Health Psychology	Crystal L. Park, Ph.D.		The department is welcoming to research in the psychology of religion and spirituality.
University of Denver		Denver, CA	Ph.D	Social Psychology	Daniel N. McIntosh	http://www.du.edu/psychology/graduate/graduate.htm
University of Iowa		Iowa City, Iowa	Ph.D	Counseling Psychology	Saba Ali, Elizabeth Altmaier	http://www.education.uiowa.edu/counspsy
University of Kentucky		Lexington, KY	Ph.D	Clinical Psychology	Charles Carlson, Ph.D.  Tamara Brown, Ph.D.
University of Oklahoma		Norman, OK	Ph.D	Counseling Psychology	Jody Newman, Ph.D.	http://www.ou.edu/content/education/departments/edpy/programs/counseling-psychology.html
University of Wisconsin		Madison, WI	Ph.D	Counseling Psychology	William Hoyt, Ph.D.		There have been other faculty there in the past who have retired or moved to another university.
Virginia Commonwealth University		Richmond, VA	Ph.D	Clinical Psychology	Sandra Gramling,  Bruce Rybarczyk		There is no "program" in psychology of religion. Research depends on match with faculty.
Virginia Commonwealth University		Richmond, VA	Ph.D	Developmental Psychology	Wendy Kliewer
Virginia Commonwealth University		Richmond, VA	Ph.D	Counseling Psychology	Everett Worthington, Suzanne Mazzeo, Micah McCreary,