University of McCordsville

As the Head of the Psychology Department, Dr. Carter spearheads the department’s strategic planning and development. Her innovative approach has led to the creation of new academic programs, the expansion of research initiatives, and the strengthening of partnerships with industry leaders and community organizations. Dr. Carter’s leadership is defined by her commitment to academic excellence, her dedication to fostering a supportive environment for students and faculty, and her drive to push the boundaries of psychological research.

Dr. Carter earned her Ph.D. from a prestigious institution, where she laid the groundwork for a distinguished career in psychology. Her early work in clinical psychology, focused on mental health interventions and cognitive-behavioral therapies, garnered her recognition as a leading expert in the field. Her research has been featured in top academic journals, reflecting her role as a key contributor to the advancement of psychological science.

Prior to her role at the University of McCordsville, Dr. Carter held several influential positions in academia, including Director of Clinical Training at a renowned university. Her extensive background in program development, faculty mentorship, and student advocacy has shaped her approach to leadership, emphasizing both innovation and inclusivity.

Under Dr. Carter’s guidance, the Psychology Department has flourished, with significant advancements in both undergraduate and graduate programs. She has championed initiatives that promote a diverse and engaging academic environment, fostering an atmosphere where research excellence and student success are paramount. Dr. Carter is also dedicated to enhancing community engagement through public lectures, workshops, and collaborative research efforts.

Beyond her administrative duties, Dr. Carter is deeply involved in scholarly research and community service. She actively participates in advisory boards and committees focused on mental health and psychological research, advocating for initiatives that support mental health awareness and educational reform.

Genevieve Carter’s visionary leadership and steadfast commitment to the field of psychology make her a distinguished and influential figure at the University of McCordsville. Her impact on the department and the broader academic community continues to inspire and drive progress in psychological science.