Dr. Hooman Keshavarzi is the Program Director and Assistant Professor of Islamic Psychology at the College of Islamic Studies. He is a licensed clinic al psychologist and holds a Doctorate and Master's in Clinical Psychology and a Bachelor of Science – specialist psychology track/minor in Islamic Studies. He is also a visiting scholar at Ibn Haldun University (Turkey) and an adjunct faculty member at Hartford Seminary.
 
Dr. Keshavarzi is the founding director of the Khalil Center, the first Islamically-oriented professional community mental wellness center and the largest provider of Muslim mental healthcare in North America. He is also a senior fellow at the International Association for Islamic Psychology (IAIP), conducting research on topics related to Islam, Muslims, and mental health. Dr. Keshavarzi is an international public speaker and trainer providing education on the intersection of Islamic studies and behavioral health.