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New PsyD Program Director

Headshot of Matt KadrichAs we begin the new academic year, º£½ÇÂÒÂ× is pleased to share that Dr. Matthew Kadrich (PsyD ’16) has joined the leadership team as the new PsyD Program Director. Having been both a PsyD student and faculty member at º£½ÇÂÒÂ×, Dr. Kadrich has a deep understanding of how to support both groups in his new role. 

“I’m excited about the future of this program with Dr. Kadrich’s leadership and the combined work of our team,” said President Stogner. 

Dr. Kadrich received his Master’s degree in Clinical Psychology with a focus in child and family treatment from the University of Detroit Mercy, his doctorate in clinical psychology from º£½ÇÂÒÂ×, and a certificate in neuropsychology from Fielding Graduate University. He worked in university counseling and outpatient neuropsychological clinics before joining the º£½ÇÂÒÂ× faculty in 2024. 

Dr. Kadrich stepped into the program director role at the start of September and has hit the ground running. In his role, Dr. Kadrich is working closely with administration to oversee the program’s accreditation needs, curriculum development, and strategic planning for the program’s future. He serves as a mentor for new faculty members in the program, leads the PsyD faculty meetings and faculty orientation, and provides continuous support to meet faculty needs. Dr. Kadrich also plays a crucial role in the student experience beginning with the PsyD admissions process and continuing with teaching courses, supporting the resolution of student problems, and more. 

“Having started my journey with º£½ÇÂÒÂ× as a student, getting to step into the role of Program Director is an opportunity that is unique to only a handful of previous directors. Whether it was as a student, practicum supervisor, or faculty member, I have been both a witness to and participant in the evolution of the program. I am both thrilled and humbled to now be in the position to help navigate the program through its next steps as we work to expand the learning and clinical opportunities afforded to our students,” said Dr. Kadrich on taking on this role.Â