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The Wright Institute

The Wright Institute (the Wright) is a thriving independent graduate institution in Berkeley, California, serving approximately 530 students through its Doctor of Psychology (Psy.D.) in Clinical Psychology and Master of Arts in Counseling Psychology programs. Its distinctive educational model is characterized by intensive faculty-student mentorship, early clinical engagement, reflective practice, and a deep commitment to preparing professionals who serve diverse and often underserved communities.

Graduates are recognized for their professional competence, ethical leadership, and commitment to advancing mental health and well-being. Strong student outcomes, including exceptional professional licensure and internship placement success, reflect a culture of academic rigor and student support at the Wright.

 


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Oct 11, 2026
Full time
President - The Wright Institute
The Wright Institute Berkeley, CA
The Wright Institute Board of Trustees seeks a visionary, relationship-oriented leader to serve as its third President. Following on the long and successful tenure of President Peter Dybwad, the next President will have the singular opportunity to honor The Wright Institute's distinctive heritage while guiding its future evolution. The Wright Institute (the Wright) is a thriving independent graduate institution in Berkeley, California, serving approximately 530 students through its Doctor of Psychology (Psy.D.) in Clinical Psychology and Master of Arts in Counseling Psychology programs. Its distinctive educational model is characterized by intensive faculty-student mentorship, early clinical engagement, reflective practice, and a deep commitment to preparing professionals who serve diverse and often underserved communities. Graduates are recognized for their professional competence, ethical leadership, and commitment to advancing mental health and well-being. Strong...