About Residencies
- Types of Residencies
- Academic Year in Residence (AYR) Residencies
- M.S. in Addictions Counseling Residencies
- M.S. in Career Counseling Residencies
- D.B.A. Residencies
- Ed.D. Residency
- Ed.S. Residencies
- M.S. in Marriage, Couple, and Family Counseling Residencies
- M.S. in Mental Health Counseling Residencies
- Ph.D. Residencies
- Virtual Residencies
- Ph.D. in Counselor Education and Supervision Residencies
- Professional Conferences
- Academic Year in Residence (AYR) Residencies
- Disability Services
- Support Services
- Attendance
- Travel
- Residency Mission and Vision
D.B.A. Residencies
By participating in a Walden residency, you’ll gain skills that are important in your development as a scholar-practitioner. Through your residency experience, you can expand your network of peers and faculty members while you develop critical-thinking, research, and writing skills. You will attend two four-day residencies to complete your program requirements.
Residency 1
Residency 1 orients you to the program, providing a program overview and discussions relating to your doctoral study capstone project. You’ll have the opportunity to meet with peers, faculty members, and academic and other staff advisors.
- Timing: Can be completed as soon as you begin your program; should be taken within 90 days of completion of the Foundations course (DDBA 8005)
- Format: Seminars and college colloquia
Residency 2
Residency 2 focuses on strategies to help you with the completion of your doctoral study and capstone project.
- Timing: To be taken just prior to the start (or during the beginning stages) of your doctoral study project
- Format: Seminars and college colloquia
Learn more about goals and outcomes for the D.B.A. residencies.