2019 Counselor Education and Counseling Psychology faculty publications and presentations roundup
Congratulations are extended to faculty and doctoral 麻豆传媒s who have recently presented at professional conferences:
Dr. Carla Adkison-Johnson presented at the 2019 APA Convention in Chicago. Her presentation was titled: Exploring Child Discipline: Effectiveness of a Counseling Group for African American Parents and was part of APA鈥檚 Division 37: Society for Child and Family Policy and Practice program.
Dr. Eric Sauer presented a research paper at the annual conference of the Society of Psychotherapy Research (SPR) 鈥 in Buenos Aries. The paper was co-authored by 3 current counseling psychology doctoral 麻豆传媒s 鈥 Jon Hook, Kristin Roberts, and Char Houben-Hop. The study was titled, Therapist Attachment-Related Behaviors and Their Effects on Psychotherapy Process and Outcome.
At that same SPR meeting, Dr. Sauer and another team of international researchers presented a research paper entitled, Perfectionism Measurement and Implications for Clients in Argentina and the USA. This paper was also co-authored by a counseling psychology doctoral 麻豆传媒 鈥 Kristin Roberts. The primary aim of this study was to evaluate the psychometric features of a measure of perfectionism (short form of the Almost Perfect Scale) that has been used in prior non-clinical studies in Argentina and the USA.
Dr. Samuel Beasley presented a poster paper on an exploratory qualitative examination of the gendered racial experiences of Black men in counseling psychology at the 51st Annual International Convention of the Association of Black Psychologists (ABPsi), Orlando, FL.
Dr. Beasley with master鈥檚 alumni Derrick Boyd and Janee Christian presented a poster paper on 鈥淓xamining influences on men's entry into the health service psychology pipeline鈥 at the 127th Annual American Psychological Association (APA), Chicago, IL.
Dr. Samuel Beasley, Dr. Beverly Vandiver and counseling psychology doctoral 麻豆传媒 Walter Malone presented a symposium paper at 127th Annual American Psychological Association, Chicago, IL. Their presentation was on 鈥淓xamining a Collaborative Academic Intervention between Psychologists and Student Affairs鈥 and described a collaboration between counseling psychology faculty and the Center for Academic Success Programs. The presentation discussed work with the Reclaim the W program.
Dr. Joseph Morris participated in a symposium at APA titled 鈥淚nvestigating Sociopolitical Interventions and Realities Using a Single Subject Time Series Analysis. The symposium reported on highlights of several single subject time series analysis studies on:
The Flint Water Crisis Impact on Community College Matriculations, Retention and Time to Completion with counseling psychology doctoral alumni Dr. Brian Littleton;
Rural Native American School Counseling Outcomes: A Time-Series Analysis of School Data with counseling psychology doctoral alumni Dr. Katherine (Colles) Nelson; and
University School Training Model (USTM) Impact on Urban Elementary School Suspensions with Drs. Joseph Morris, Mary Z. Anderson and Katherine (Colles) Nelson presenting.
Counseling psychology doctoral 麻豆传媒 Kate Hibbard-Gibbons and Dr. Pat Munley presented a poster paper on 鈥淎djustment to College for First-Year Division III Athletes: Examining Coping and Athletic Identity鈥 at the 127th APA Annual Convention, Chicago, Illinois.
Dr. Tangela Roberts with counseling psychology doctoral 麻豆传媒 Zari Carpenter presented a poster paper on 鈥淭he Impact of Community Involvement and Community Comfort on Black LGBTQ Well-being鈥 at the 127th APA Annual Convention, Chicago, Illinois.
Dr. Roberts also presented a poster paper titled 鈥淔or Us by Us: Exploring the Impact of Available Community Supports for LGBTQ+ Adolescents of Color.
Additionally Dr. Roberts Co-chaired a symposium on "Relational and Institutional Challenges and Multiple Minority Stress among LGBTQ People of Color. Counseling Psychology doctoral 麻豆传媒 Angela Lewis presented in this symposium. Angela鈥檚 presentation was titled "The impact of relational trauma of Black bisexual women".
Dr. Beverly Vandiver was an invited panelist by The American Psychological Association鈥檚 Journals program and the APA Committee on Women in Psychology who co-hosted a panel at APA鈥檚 Convention in Chicago this August. The panel was 鈥淧athways to Editorship: Experiences and Insight from Women of Color in Editor Roles鈥 and featured perspectives from women of color in leadership roles editing psychology journals, sharing details of common barriers, recommendations for diversifying representation in scholarly publishing, and leadership tips for attendees.