About Molly
Molly Brown, Ph.D. is the HARC Lab Director and Associate Professor of Clinical and Community Psychology at DePaul University.
Contact
- she/her
- molly.brown@depaul.edu
- 773-325-7148
- Byrne Hall, 2219 N. Kenmore Ave., Office 556, Chicago, IL 60614
- @HARCLab
- Schedule a meeting
Prospective Doctoral Students
Please check back in late summer 2023 to see whether Molly is reviewing applications for 2024-2025 admission to DePaul’s Clinical or Community Psychology Ph.D. programs. See the prospective students page for information about our program and applying to graduate programs.
Education and Training
I earned my Bachelor of Science in Psychology from the University of Washington and received my doctoral training in Clinical-Community Psychology at DePaul University. I completed my predoctoral internship at Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine. I completed postdoctoral fellowships at Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine and Yale School of Medicine. I am a licensed clinical psychologist.
Research Interests
Topic Areas
- Interventions for individuals experiencing chronic homelessness
- Coordinated entry systems and coordinated assessment
- Trauma-informed care
- Affordable private market housing
Methods
- Homeless Management Information System data analysis
- Qualitative methodologies
- Community-based participatory research
Teaching at DePaul
Graduate Courses
- PSY-482 Adult Assessment
- PSY-568 Seminar in Prevention and Intervention
- PSY-574 Practicum in Special Areas on Psychology
Undergraduate Courses
- PSY-363 Alcoholism, Drug Addiction, and Recovery
- PSY-395 Internship/ Fieldwork
Undergraduate Program
I serve as Co-Coordinator of the Human Services Concentration for psychology majors.
My passion for addressing homelessness emerged through my post-baccalaureate work at DESC, a leading innovator in Housing First and homeless service delivery in Seattle, WA. Today, I am inspired by the wisdom and commitment to social justice of the amazing students on my research team.
I live for dogs, bad movies, comfort food, and cross-country road trips.