J o h n F K e n n e d y U n i v e r s i t y

CAMPUSES AND CENTERSJohn F. Kennedy University has three campuses, fourcounseling centers, a center for career development, and anart studio/gallery in the San Francisco Bay Area that provideoptimum opportunities for integrating university programsand community resources.The Pleasant Hill Campus houses the university’sadministrative offices, two libraries, and classrooms for its fiveschools: the School of Holistic Studies, the Graduate Schoolof Professional Psychology, the School of Law, the School ofEducation and Liberal Arts, and the School of Management.At the university’s campus in Campbell, a suburb of SanJose, programs are offered from three JFK Universityschools: the School of Holistic Studies, the Graduate Schoolof Professional Psychology, and the School of Educationand Liberal Arts. The campus houses its own programadministrative offices, classrooms, and library.The Berkeley Campus offers courses from the Arts and Consciousnessprograms (through the School of Holistic Studies)and from the Museum Studies program (through the Schoolof Education and Liberal Arts). The campus provides studiospace for students and houses an art gallery along with itsown library. The Berkeley Campus Gallery shows the workof students as well as that of distinguished local artists whosework explores issues related to human consciousness andspirituality.John F. Kennedy Community Counseling Centers, operatedby the Graduate School of Professional Psychology, arelocated in Pleasant Hill, Pittsburg, and Sunnyvale. The Centerfor Holistic Counseling, operated by the School of HolisticStudies, is located in Oakland.The Career Development Center, housed at the main campusin Pleasant Hill, is an integral part of the Career Developmentprogram and a resource for university students, staff, alumni,and the public.