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Melissa Connolly, M.A.


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Education


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– Present           


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Psy.D. in Clinical Psychology


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Azusa Pacific University, Azusa, CA (APA Accredited)


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        Anticipated Graduation Date: August


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        Master of Arts in Clinical Psychology: July


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        Dissertation Topic: Moral Traits and the Development of         Prosocial Behavior in Urban and Underserved Adolescents


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University of California, San Diego, La Jolla, CA  


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Bachelor of Science: Cognitive Science (Clinical Aspects of Cognition)


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Minor: Psychology


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Clinical Experience


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Sep – Present        Practicum II: Pediatric Therapist at Psychiatric Inpatient Hospital


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                                       Supervised Hours: Ongoing


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                                       BHC Alhambra Hospital, Rosemead, CA


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   Supervisor: Joseph Dadourian, E.D.D., L.C.S.W.


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   Setting: Private psychiatric inpatient hospital.


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   Population: Ethnically diverse children and adolescents admitted    for intent to harm self or others. Most present with trauma    histories and emotional, interpersonal, and behavioral issues.


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   Responsibilities: Provide individual, group, and family therapy. Perform  psycho-social intakes upon arrival to hospital. Rapid stabilization.


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   Training: Attend seminars/trainings and group supervision. All day          training in non-violent crisis intervention.


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Sep – Jun     Practicum I: School Guidance Counselor


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                                      Supervised Hours:


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                                       Azusa Unified School District, Slauson Middle School, Azusa, CA  


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   Supervisors: Pablo Anabalon, Ph.D.; Larry Kuhn, Psy.D.


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   Setting: Public middle school.


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   Population: Ethnically diverse adolescents with academic, emotional,         interpersonal, and behavioral problems referred by their teachers,          principal, guidance counselor, or parents.


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   Responsibilities: Provide play therapy and counseling in a school setting   to students. Provide feedback and psychoeducation to parents.


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   Training: Attend weekly training seminars. Receive weekly individual      and group supervision.


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Feb – Jun              Practicum I (cont.): Community Counseling Center Therapist


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   Community Counseling Center, Azusa, CA


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   Supervisors: Larry Kuhn, Psy.D. &


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                   Jeanne Clevenger, Psy.D. (See reference)


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   Setting: Community counseling center situated in a low-income      community offering individual, couples, and family therapy services.


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   Population: Ethnically diverse children, adolescents, and adults      presenting with a variety of issues.


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   Responsibilities: Provide individual therapy.


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   Training: Attend weekly group supervision. Conceptualize and present     cases as well as provide recommendations for cases presented by peers.


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Jan – Dec               Pre-Practicum: Counselor for Undergraduate Students


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                                       Supervised hours:


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                                       Community Counseling Center, Azusa, CA 


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                                       Supervisor: Sheryn Scott, Ph.D.


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                                       Student Supervisors: Joshua Knabb, M.A. & Pedro Romero, M.A.


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                                       Setting: Community counseling center situated in a low-SES and diverse                           community.


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                                       Population: Undergraduate university students presenting with a variety                of issues including stress, relationship problems, social skills problems,                         communication, substance abuse issues, eating disorders, identity                             development, and adjustment disorders.


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                                       Responsibilities: Provide individual therapy.


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                                       Training: Participate in weekly individual and group supervision. Present case material as well as implement strategies as directed.                                        Provide recommendations for cases presented by peers.


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Sep – Sep   Community Counseling Center Assistant


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                                       Community Counseling Center, Azusa, CA


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                                       Supervisor/Executive Director: Stephanie Miyake, MFT


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                                       Setting: Community counseling center situated in a diverse and      low-SES community.


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                                       Responsibilities: Phone and walk-in screenings for potential clients to        the clinic. Provide referrals, consultation, and risk assessment over the        phone or in person (in the case of walk-ins). Risk assessment included      screens for suicidal ideation and intent, child abuse, and domestic                         violence.


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Dec – Aug    Full-Time Pediatric Play (DIR/Floortime) Therapist, ABA Therapist,            and Group Therapist            


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                                      Holding Hands Pediatric Therapy and Diagnostics, Los Angeles, CA


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Primary Supervisor: Anna Baumgartner, Psy.D. (see reference)


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Setting: Regionally and privately funded clinic situated in socio-economically and ethnically diverse neighborhood.  


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Population: Ethnically diverse children diagnosed with various developmental delays presenting with behavioral, relational, and sensory issues. Also had regular interaction with the families of these clients.  


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Responsibilities: Provide individual Floortime Therapy at the clinic and/or at the client’s home, coach parents in implementing behavior intervention and Floortime strategies in the home, behavior aid in classroom, and facilitate social interactions between clients in a group.  


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Training: For each client seen, . - hour of supervision per week was provided to ensure accuracy and efficiency of therapy implementation. Attended monthly in-services regarding a variety of new material in the field and weekly group behavior intervention meetings to present and discuss cases. Received DIR/Floortime certification as a result of training.


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Related Professional Experience


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- Present                Teaching and Research Assistant ( hours a week)


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                                      Azusa Pacific University, Department of Graduate Psychology


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   Supervisor: Robert Welsh, Ph.D., ABPP, Department Chair 


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   Responsibilities: Collect and review literature relevant to faculty     research projects.         Enter research data. Edit manuscripts in preparation for publication for faculty. Write grant proposals. Act as teaching           assistant to various faculty members. Assist in interview day for prospective students to the program.


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Oct – Mar   Administrative Assistant for MOBILE TEST


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                                       Office of Aids Programs and Prevention


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                                      Valley Community Clinic, North Hollywood, CA


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Project Director: Neva Chauppette, Psy.D. (See reference)


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Setting: State funded community clinic situated in low SES area.  


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Population: Ethnically diverse sex and drug addicted adults staying at various addiction treatment centers. Clients were known to have engaged in risky behaviors for STDs, HIV, and Hepatitis. 


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Responsibilities: Join MOBILE T.E.S.T. team on site visits to counsel and test drug and sex addicts for STDs, including HIV. Interview clients about sexual and drug history; compiled data into the online database.  


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Training: Trained in interviewing clients regarding sensitive and confidential material. Accompanied project director to conferences that were based on issues involving addiction and addiction-related illnesses.


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Research Experience


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- Present                Doctoral Dissertation


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                                       Azusa Pacific University, Department of Graduate Psychology


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                                       Topic: Moral Traits and the Development of Prosocial Behavior in             Urban and Underserved Adolescents


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                                       Description: Quantitative research exploring how moral traits and motivation developmentally moderate volunteerism in a sample of                               urban, diverse, and underserved adolescents.


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   Chair: Kevin Reimer, Ph.D. (See reference)


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-                     Pediatric Neurodevelopment Institute (PNI) Research Group


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                                       Azusa Pacific University, Department of Graduate Psychology


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   Supervisor: Beth Houskamp, Ph.D. 


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   Responsibilities: Member of an interdisciplinary research group     investigating neurodevelopmental disabilities and information    processing in children and adolescents. Collect and analyze research          data using SPSS. Create and submit proposals and presentations to           various national conferences. (See presentations and publication below)


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–                    AUSD Research Group


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                                       Azusa Pacific University, Department of Graduate Psychology


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                                       Supervisor: Robert Welsh, Ph.D.


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                                       Responsibilities: Member of a research group comprised of students who have treated Hispanic children in the Azusa Unified School District                           (AUSD). Investigated various issues surrounding the experience of these clients who are referred for in-school therapy. (See presentation below)


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-                     Autism Lab Student Research Intern


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                                       University of California, San Diego, Department of Psychology 


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   Supervisor: Laura Schreibman, Ph.D. 


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   Responsibilities: -hour commitment to learn and practice therapeutic     methods designed to teach children with Autism how to effectively        communicate verbally (PRT and PECS) and then collect and enter data         concerning progress of subjects into research database. Supervised new     students practicing PRT at home sessions.


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-                     Research Assistant


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                                       University of California, San Diego, Department of Psychiatry 


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   Supervisor: Natacha Akshoomoff, Ph.D. 


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   Responsibilities: Entering, compiling, and summarizing research surveys   related to the validity and reliability of various methods of diagnosing Autism, scoring diagnostic tests for Autism Spectrum Disorders, and     various office tasks. Help out with camera and setting up for diagnostic testing sessions at the Children’s Hospital in San Diego, California.


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Assessment Experience


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Sep – Dec               Projective Assessments


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                                       PPSY Assessment IV


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                                       Azusa Pacific University, Department of Graduate Psychology


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                                       Instructor: Barbara, L. Janetzke, Ph.D.


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                                       This course includes a lab for practice in the administration, scoring,          interpretation, and report writing of projective personality assessments                    such as the Rorschach (using Exner’s comprehensive system), the             Thematic Apperception Test (TAT), and projective drawings.


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Jan – May              Intelligence Testing


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                                       PPSY Assessment III


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                                       Azusa Pacific University, Department of Graduate Psychology


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                                       Instructor: Robert Welsh, Ph.D., ABPP


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                                       This course included a lab for practice in the administration, scoring,          interpretation, and report writing of psychological assessments such as       the WAIS, WISC, WRAT, WIAT, and MMSE.    


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Sep – Dec               Personality Assessments


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                                       PPSY Assessment II


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                                       Azusa Pacific University, Department of Graduate Psychology


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                                       Instructor: David Brokaw, Ph.D.


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This course included a lab for practice in administering, scoring, interpreting, and report writing of the MMPI-II, PAI, NEO-PR, and PF. Provided a feedback session to client regarding results.


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Sep – Dec              Pediatric Neurodevelopment Institute (PNI) Supervision Meetings


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                                       Azusa Pacific University, Azusa, California


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                                       Supervisor: Beth Houskamp, Ph.D.


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Observed weekly PNI supervision meetings in which the comprehensive neuropsychological assessment of clients were presented and supervised. Performed behavior observations during neuropsychological testing and scored various inventories.


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Teaching Experience


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Sep – Dec            Teaching Assistant


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                                    Child Psychology (PPSY )


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                                    Azusa Pacific University, Department of Graduate Psychology


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                                    Instructor: Diane Puchbauer, Psy.D.


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                                    Responsibilities: Create power-point lectures, grade coursework, and teach                           selected lectures when needed.  


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Jan – May           Teaching Assistant


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                                    Assessment I (PPSY )


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                                    Azusa Pacific University, Department of Graduate Psychology


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                                    Instructors: Robert Welsh, Ph.D.


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Responsibilities: Grade coursework.


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Sep – Dec            Teaching Assistant


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                                    Introduction to Clinical Practice: Basic Skills (PPSY )


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                                    Azusa Pacific University, Department of Graduate Psychology


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                                    Instructors: Holli Eaton, Psy.D. & Stephen Cheung, Psy.D.


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Responsibilities: Grade papers and student therapy videos. Supervise in-class role-plays and act as client for students’ baseline videos.


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Aug – Sep          Volunteer English Teacher


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                                    IFRE (International Field Research Expeditions)


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                                    Ayutthaya, Thailand


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Taught English to underprivileged children (ages - years old) at a Buddhist monastery school hours a week for four weeks. Responsible for generating lesson plans and leading lessons.


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Sep – Dec           Instructor’s Assistant


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                                    Sensation and Perception (COGS B)


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                                    University of California, San Diego, Department of Cognitive Science


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                                    Instructor: Christine Johnson, Ph.D.


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Responsibilities: Lead two weekly class lab sections ( students each section) on course material. Taught one lecture to entire class on special effects. Graded coursework and exams. 


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Scholarships and Awards


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Sep – Present  Teaching and Research Doctoral Scholarship


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                                    Azusa Pacific University, Department of Graduate Psychology


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May                    Superior Teaching Award


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                                    University of California, San Diego, La Jolla, CA


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                                    Received special recognition and cash reward for “Superior Teaching”                                              based on student and professor ratings of performance as a TA.


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Presentations  


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Morris, P. E., Allan, C., Connolly, M., Reyes, R., McKeehan, J., & Welsh, R. (). School-Based Therapy: Retention and Attrition of Hispanic Children. Poster presented at the APA Annual Convention, San Diego, CA.


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Fok, A., Morris, P., Houskamp, B. M., Connolly, M., Gunn, T., & Laubacher, J. ().


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A Neurodevelopmental Approach to Understanding Children with Externalizing Behaviors. Poster presented at the APA Annual Convention, San Diego, CA.


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Legardy, S. N., Mota, E., Laubacher, J., Connolly, M., Houskamp, B. M., & Wolff, M. (). Executive Functioning Deficits in Children with ADHD and Behavioral Disorders. Poster presented at the APA Annual Convention, San Diego, CA.


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Publications in Preparation


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Reimer, K. & Connolly, M. (In Data Analysis) Understanding resiliency in low socioeconomic and underserved adolescents.


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Morris, P., Connolly, M., & Houskamp, B. (Revising) Neurodevelopmental trajectories of children with externalizing behavior problems.


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Selected Professional Seminars and Conferences


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Aug                     APA Annual Convention


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                                    San Diego, CA


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Nov                     Integrative Psychotherapy


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                                    Azusa Pacific University, Azusa, California 


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                                    Mark McMinn, PhD., ABPP/CL


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Oct                      Workshop on Collaborative Problem Solving: Parenting,                                                           Teaching, and Treating Children with Social, Emotional, and                                                             Behavioral Challenges


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                                    Azusa Pacific University, Azusa, California


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                                    Stuart Ablon, Ph.D. 


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Oct                      Play Therapy Seminar


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                                    Azusa Pacific University, Azusa, California


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                                    Susan Reedy, M.A.


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Jan                       Child Abuse Workshop


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                                    Azusa Pacific University, Azusa, California


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                                    Marjorie Graham-Howard, Ph.D. 


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Professional Memberships


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– Present                        Los Angeles County Psychological Association (Student Affiliate)


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– Present            California Psychological Association (Student Affiliate)


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– Present            American Psychological Association (Student Affiliate)


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                                    Member of Division – Society of Clinical Child and Adolescent Psychology


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                                    Member of Division – Society of Pediatric Psychology 


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Volunteer Service


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Aug – Sep           Volunteer English Teacher in Thailand (See “Teaching Experience”)


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Sep – Jun   Volunteer in I.C.U. at Solheim Retirement Home (Eagle Rock, CA)


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Assisted in feeding, caring for, and entertaining elderly people suffering from dementia, Alzheimer’s, and other age-related illnesses.


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Sep – Jun   Volunteer for Equestrian Special Olympics (Tarzana, CA)


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                                     Helped developmentally delayed children and teens ride horses in                                         preparation for Special Olympics competitions.


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