Drs. Megan Meyer and John Cagle from the School of Social Work and Dr. Luana Colloca from the School of Nursing join 60 faculty fellows from 30 universities to develop masters-level curriculum in psychedelic science and therapies.
Drs. Megan Meyer and John Cagle from the School of Social Work and Dr. Luana Colloca from the School of Nursing join the second annual cohort of 60 faculty fellows from 30 universities in the University Psychedelic Education Program (U-PEP). This fellowship, funded by the Joe and Sandy Samberg Foundation, seeks to equip faculty from schools of social work and nursing across the nation to integrate evidence-based psychedelic education into masters-level curricula. The fellowship includes training from and newtorking opportuntiies with nationally recognized scholars and practitioners in the field of psychedelic science and therapies.