Julia Coyne

Dr. Julia Coyne serves as an Adjunct Professor and Dissertation Affiliate in the International Psychology Department at The Chicago School, working exclusively in the online modality since joining in 2008. Previously, she held adjunct faculty positions across School Psychology, Clinical Psychology, and International Master's Degree Programs at the Chicago campus.

Her educational credentials include:

• Ph.D. in Psychology from Loyola University, Chicago, IL
• M.Ed. in Educational Psychology from Loyola University, Chicago, IL
• B.A. in Art History from Colorado College, CO
• M.Ed. in Special Education from Framingham State University, MA

Dr. Coyne's expertise spans Child & Adolescent Development (encompassing biological, cognitive, physical, and social development), Neuropsychology/Neuroscience (applied and clinical), PTSD/Trauma (including post-traumatic growth), School Psychology (with international focus on academic interventions, behavior supports, and neuropsychology), Diversity (covering acculturation, ethnic identity, and gender issues), and Career/Workplace Issues (including adverse impact analysis). Her clinical background in school psychology and special education directly informs her interdisciplinary approach to international contexts.

Her scientific recognition includes a clinical research postdoctoral fellowship in cognitive neuroscience and a grant-funded study on traumatic brain injury in youth.

• Clinical research postdoctoral fellowship in cognitive neuroscience
• Grant award for research in traumatic brain injury in children and adolescents

With 16+ years as a practicing psychologist in Illinois public schools and international institutions, Dr. Coyne brings extensive field experience to her dissertation advising for PhD candidates. She holds dual certifications as a Nationally Certified School Psychologist and New Jersey Certified School Psychologist, bridging clinical practice with academic mentorship.