Jennifer Froese

Dr. Jennifer Froese is an Associate Professor of Psychology at Sterling College, where she teaches and mentors students in integrating psychology with Christian faith. She holds a Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology from Wheaton College, alongside degrees in theology and clinical psychology from Emporia State University and Sterling College. Her research interests focus on the intersection of psychology and theology, clinical practice, and developmental psychology. She actively engages students through academic conferences, recently leading presentations at four Southwestern Psychological Association Conventions.

• Education:
• Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology, Wheaton College
• M.A. in General Theology, Wheaton College
• M.A. in Clinical Psychology, Emporia State University
• B.A. in Behavioral Science, Sterling College

Dr. Froese previously practiced clinical psychology in Chicago and taught as an adjunct professor at Wheaton College. She emphasizes mentoring students, advocating for science-faith dialogue, and fostering community through academic and recreational activities. She enjoys family adventures, extreme sports, and intermural basketball.