News and Events
Congratulations!!
Dr. Sharon Rostosky
Dr. Rostosky has been selected as the 2013' Distinguished Alumnus of the Psychology Department at the University of Tennessee!!
Posted March 2013'
The Department of Educational, School, and Counseling Psychology in the College of Education at the University of Kentucky invites applications for a full-time, non-tenure track, renewable lecturer position in Counseling Psychology to begin August 16, 2013.
CONGRATULATIONS...Counseling Psychology had 100% internship applicants MATCHED with APPIC!!
NASP 2013 Annual Convention
Jennifer Hoffman chats to an attendee after her national presentation at the (NASP) National Association of School Psychologists in Seattle, Washington.
Posted February 2013'
Congratulations Dr. Jeff Reese!
Congratulations to Dr. Jeff Reese, who has just coauthored the tenth edition of The Skilled Helper, with Dr. Gerard Egan and Dr. Jesse Owen. This workbook is the most used introductory counseling textbook in the world.
Posted January 2013'
Congratulations to Chandra Strange!
Chandra Strange has been selected as a recipient of the 2012 University of Kentucky Woman’s Club Fellowship. This fellowship is provided with funds from the University of Kentucky Woman’s Club and recognizes both her current achievements as a doctoral student and her future potential.
Posted December 2012
Congratulations to Kristin Miserocchi!
Kristin Miserocchi received a 2012 American Psychological Association Dissertation Research Award to help with the costs of her dissertation study.
Posted December 2012
Dr. Campbell receives research grant
Dr. Jonathan Campbell was awarded a research grant in the amount of $30,000 from the Organization for Autism Research. The award will fund research that examines the usefulness and efficacy of a newly developed autism peer education program, the "Kit for Kids," with elementary school students. The research involves collaboration with Dr. Nava Silton of Marymount Manhattan College in New York, NY.
Posted October 2012
Congratulations to Kirsten Gonzalez and team!
Congratulations to Kirsten Gonzalez, Dr. Sherry Rostosky, Robert Odom, and Dr. Ellen Riggle on their forthcoming article in the journal Family Process entitled, "The positive aspects of being the parent of an LGBTQ child." Listen to Kirsten and Robert discuss their study.
Posted October 2012
Congratulations to Chandra Nicole Strange!
Chandra Strange has accepted a new position as a Psychology Student Affiliate at Eastern State Hospital.
Posted October 2012
Autism Clinic to Hold Open House
The UK College of Education Department ofEducational, School and Counseling Psychology will hold an open house for its new Center for Autism Spectrum Evaluation, Service and Research (CASPER).
For more information visit the CASPER website.
Posted October 2012
Way to go Dr. Alicia Fedewa!
Please join us in extending a round of applause to Dr. Alicia Fedewa. Dr. Fedewa was accepted into the prestigious Building Interdisciplinary Careers in Women’s Health program at the University of Kentucky.
Congratulations, Dr. Fedewa!
Posted October 2012
Dr. Jonathan Campbell Featured in the Simons Foundation Autism Research Initiative
Dr. Campbell's research paper examining rates of developmental regression for children with autism spectrum disorders was featured in the Simons Foundation Autism Research Initiative (SFARI). See link to read the story: http://sfari.org/news-and-opinion/news/regression-may-mark-one-third-of-autism-cases. The Simons Foundation Autism Research Initiative (SFARI) is a research campaign within the Simons Foundation's overall suite of programs. SFARI's mission is to improve the diagnosis and treatment of autism spectrum disorders by funding, catalyzing and driving innovative research of the greatest quality and relevance. Although SFARI's priority is to benefit individuals challenged by these disorders, its efforts are certain to yield insights into the neural mechanisms of fundamental human capabilities, thereby promoting the broader mission of the Simons Foundation to advance the frontiers of research in the basic sciences and mathematics. Congratulations, Dr. Campbell!
Posted September 2012
Congratulations to Allie Minieri who is the new campus student representative for the Psychology of Women Campus Representatives (SPW) Division 35 for the 2012'-2013' academic year.
Posted August 2012
Congratulations! MiKeiya Morrow has been selected as the recipient of the 2012 Association of Black Psychologists (ABPsi) Student Service Award! She was selected, from among the nominees, based on her outstanding record of sustained service to ABPsi and to the African-American community!
She will be recognized during the Awards Ceremony at the 44th Annual International ABPsi Convention in Los Angeles, CA next week. Please take a moment to congratulate her for this national and international recognition!
Posted August 2012
2012 Burberry Award Winner: Ashley Candelaria
(photo key – left to right: Emily Hogston, Burberry 2012 Finalist; Reverend Clyde David Burberry, Kevin’s father; Susan Burberry, Kevin’s mother; Ashley Candelaria, 2012 Kevin Burberry Award Winner; me (Harold); Dr. Fred Danner, Chair, Department of Education, School, and Counseling Psychology; and Alison Boswell, Burberry 2012 Finalist)
Ashley Candelaria, Doctoral Student in School Psychology, with the 9th Annual Paul Kevin Burberry Award – given yearly to a student associated with HDI who has demonstrated, in their work and their life, both leadership and advocacy in the field of developmental disabilities. The award ceremony followed a very moving video tribute to Kevin’s life produced by his father, the Reverend Clyde David Burberry, with the actual award presented to Ashley by Kevin’s mother, Susan Burberry.
Ashley, who is in her third year as an HDI RA, was joined our other two finalists in being recognized today – Alison Boswell, HDI RA with MidSouth and also a Doctoral Student in School Psychology, and Emily Hogston, HDI RA for SHEP and also a School Psychology student! In their academic work, in their service, and in their commitment to the lives of persons with developmental disabilities, each of these students has already made important contributions.
Please take a moment to congratulate them – HDI is many things, but we have no higher mission than in our work with students – they are the future of our field!
Harold L. Kleinert, Ed.D.Executive Director
Human Development Institute - University Center for Excellence in Developmental Disabilities Professor, Dept. of Rehabilitation Sciences, College of Health Sciences
Posted May 2012
Congratulations to Krystal Frieson, who was accepted to APA's Minority Fellowship Program Psychology Summer Insitute in Washington, DC!!!
Posted May 2012
Congratulations Kristin Miserocchi who won the Division 29 Student Diversity Award for her paper entitled, "Methodological Review of Constructs of Whitenss in the Counseling Literature."
Posted May 2012
Congratulations Raven Piercey!
Raven Piercey (Educational Psychology) received 
the prestigious APA Division 15 (educational psychology) Dissertation Research Award at the APA in August 2012. This is a highly-competitive award given to two doctoral students based on the merits of their proposed dissertation study. Raven's proposed dissertation is entitled, "Reading Self-Efficacy in Early Adolescence: Which Measure Works Best?" She will receive $1,000 and a plaque for her award.
Posted May 2012
Congratulations Kristin Miserocchi who won the Division 29 Student Diversity Award for her paper entitled, "Methodological Review of Constructs of Whiteness in the Counseling Literature."
Posted May 2012
Dr. Lisa Ruble, Nancy J. Dalrymple, McGrew, John H. on publishing, "Collaborative Model for Promoting Competence and Success for Students with ASD"
Congratulations Dr. Lisa Ruble, Nancy J. Dalrymple, McGrew, John H. on publishing, Collaborative Model for Promoting Competence and Success for Students with ASD builds consulting and ASD knowledge competencies while working with families and teachers in a systematic, empirically supported consultation program. The book offers a framework for individualized assessment and program planning based in students’ life experiences along with family and teacher input. At the same time, its two-tiered consultation/coaching strategy is designed to minimize the setbacks that occur even in optimal family and classroom situations. 
Protocols, scripts, forms, and case examples are included for a complete guide to facilitating successful learning.
Posted May 2012
Dr. Pam Remer Nominated for 2012 Sarah Bennett Holmes Award
On Thursday, March 8, the UK Women's Forum will announce the latest winners of the prestigious Sarah Bennett Holmes Award, and UK College of Education Associate Professor Pam Remer could be one of them. With her nomination, Remer has been recoginized for her contributions to the College of Education and the university.
The Sarah Bennett Holmes Award is granted annually to women working at the University of Kentucky who promote the growth and well-being of other women at the University and across the Commonwealth. These awards bring recognition for efforts that would otherwise go unnoticed through typical channels. Any woman (regular staff or faculty) currently employed by the University is eligible for nomination. Recipients receive $1,000 and are announced during the Sarah Bennett Holmes Award Luncheon honoring all of the nominees.
Posted March 2012
Dr. Jonathan Campbell - New Member of the School Psychology Faculty
Dr. Jonathan Campbell, a new member of the School Psychology faculty, was 
elected to the Scientific Council for the Organization for Autism Research (OAR). OAR's Scientific Council is comprised of leading autism and medical professionals serving as an expert information resource for all OAR matters concerning issues of research. In that regard, the Council assists OAR’s Board of Directors in developing its research strategy, near term priorities, and long-range research objectives. The Council also provides program guidance and oversight for OAR´s research competition and plays a central role in ensuring the highest quality reviews for prospective OAR research proposals.
Posted February 2012
Xin Ma Receives ACEI Award
Xin Ma, professor in the Departments of Educational, School and Counseling Psychology and STEM Education, received an honorable mention in the Association for Childhood Education International's 2011 Distinguished Education Research Article Award Program for an article he co-authored that appeared in the Journal of Research in Childhood Education.
Posted February 2012
Dr. Tom Guskey Published in "Family Circle"
In a story published in Family Circle magazine on standards based report cards and how they 
represent students' work, Tom Guskey worked with Lee Ann Jung (Department of Special Education and Rehabilitation Counseling) and Gerry Swan (Department of Curriculum and Instruction) on the project. The story, "Making the Grade: When Do Kids Deserve A's?," can be found on the magazine's website or in the February 2012 issue.
Posted February 2012
Dr. Ellen D.B. Riggle and Dr. Sharon S. Rostosky
Ellen D.B. Riggle and Sharon S. Rostosky start a new conversation about the strengths and benefits of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, and Queer (LGTBQ) identities. Positive LGBTQ identities are affirmed through inspiring firsthand accounts. Focusing on how LGTBQ-identified individuals can cultivate a sense of well-being and a personal identity that allows them to flourish in all areas of life, the authors explore a variety of themes.
Posted September 15, 2011
Dr. Lynda Brown Wright
Professor Lynda Brown Wright (center) recently wrapped up her year as an American Council on Education (ACE)
Fellow at Gerogia State University (GSU). Brown Wright spent the 2010-11 academic year working with GSU President Mark Becker (left). Provost Risa Palm (right) and other members of Becker's leadership team.
The prestigious ACE Fellows Program, established in 1965, is designed to strengthen institutions and leadership in American higher education by identifying and preparing promising senior faculty and administrators for responsible positions in college and university administration. The program combines retreats, interactive learning opportunities, campus visits and placement at another higher education institution to condense years of on-the-job experience and skills development into a single year. Brown Wright was included in the highest level of decision making while participating in administrative activities. Fellows attend three week-long retreats on higher eduction issues organized by ACE, read extensively in the field and engage in other activities designed to enhance their knowledge about the challenges and opportunities confronting higher education today.
Posted August 30, 2011
Dr. Pam Remer
Dr. Remer has been elected "President-elect" of Division 35, the Society for the Psychology of Women. Her presidential term will be in August 2012. Congratulations goes out to Dr. Remer!!
Posted June 14, 2011
Dr. Sonja Feist-Price
Department of Special Education and Rehabiltation Counseling has nominated Dr. Sonja Feist-Price to serve as Academic Ombud for 2011-12. Dr. Feist-Price's term will begin July 1 and continue until June 30, 2012. Congratulations!!
Posted May 30, 2011
Howard Lloyd
Congratulations to Howard Lloyd, who was selected to participate in the Minority Fellowship Program (MFP) sponsored by the American Psychological Association. The MFP is one of APA's most prestigious student fellowship programs. Way to go Howard!
Posted April 30, 2011
Raven Piercey
The Graduate School has awarded Educational, Psychology PhD program student Raven Piercey an Graduate School Academic Year Fellowship. Criteria for eligibility: 81st percentile or higher on one portion of the GRE or GMAT, undergraduate grade point average of 3.25 and Graduate grade point average of 3.5 on all prior graduate work. She will receive a $15,000 stipend and tuition scholarship. Congratulations Raven!!
Posted April 13, 2011
Dr. Lynda Brown Wright Named ACE Fellow
The American Council on Education (ACE) has named University of Kentucky College of Education Professor Lynda Brown Wright an ACE Fellow for the 2010-11 academic year. As part of her fellowship, she is spending the academic year at Georgia State University where she is working with President Mark Becker and his leadership team. While spending the next year working with the president and other senior officers at GSU, Brown Wright also will focus on an issue of concern to UK. Click here for the full story.
Posted November 18, 2010
Counseling Student Carrie Brown Presents Her Research in New York
Congratulations to Carrie Brown, who was invited by the New York State Division of Human Rights, to talk about her research in the area of same-sex domestic violence. Carrie will be traveling to New York next month to discuss a study that she published in the Journal of Family Violence in 2008. She will play a vital role in the effort to extend violence protection laws to sexual minorities in the state. Way to go, Carrie!
Posted on November 18, 2010
Dr. Guskey Receives 2010 Millman Award
Dr. Thomas Guskey receives the 2010 Millman Award from the Consortium for Research on Educational Accountability and Teacher Evaluation (CREATE). The award, created in 1998 as a tribute to Jason Millman, was established to recognize scholars whose body of work in the field of educational evaluation and assessment has contributed greatly to the field, advancing the use of educational evaluation and assessment in the service of education. Past winners include Daniel Stufflebeam, Michael Scriven, Robert Linn, James Popham, and Linda Darling-Hammond. The award was presented at CREATE’s Annual Conference in Williamsburg, Virginia in October 2010. Congratulations, Dr. Guskey!
Posted on November 18, 2010
Allie Minieri Selected for the Junior Investigator Travel Award
Allie Minieri who has been selected to receive a Junior Investigator Travel Award to the upcoming 2010 Addiction Health Services Research Conference. This is a competitive, very prestigious award sponsored by the National Institute for Alcoholism and Alcohol Abuse. Her proposal, entitled "The Role of Masculinity and Substance Use in Engaging College Men in Violence Prevention" will be reviewed during a conference workshop with NIAAA with consideration for further development for research funding.
Posted on September 28, 2010
Sherry Rostosky Receives APA Social Justice Award
Dr. Sherry Rostosky was honored with the APA Division 17 (Society of Counseling Psychology) Social Justice Award. This is a prestigious award within Division 17 and reflects the nationally prominent reputation Dr. Rostosky has earned for her excellent scholarship and advocacy work. This is a most deserved honor! Dr. Rostosky received the award at the Div. 17 meeting in San Diego last August 2010.
Posted September 23, 2010
School Psych Student Jessie Birdwhistell
Jessica Birdwhistell, one of our School Psychology students, was the recipient of the Paul Kevin Burberry Award to an outstanding student leader in the area of developmental disabilities. Jessie has been active in promoting sports participation for individuals with disabilities and, most recently, she single-handedly created a soccer league for children who might not otherwise get to play and enticed a lot of young people into serving as volunteers and coaches -- all in her spare time. It is really nice to see one our students honored for their efforts to improve the lives of children! Congratulations, Jessie!
Posted July 4, 2010
Jeff Reese Receives Heart and Soul of Change Project Award
In June 2010, Dr. Jeff Reese received the Heart and Soul of Change Project Award for CDOI Research Achievement at the meeting of the Heart and Soul of Change conference in New Orleans, LA. Congratulations, Jeff!
Posted July 4, 2010
Marion Kirby Named College of Education 2010 Outstanding Staff Member
Our Staff Support Associate, Marion Kirby, was named the 2010 Outstanding Staff Member for the College of Education. Thank you, Marion, for all of your hard work! Congratulations!
Posted June 17, 2010
EDP Initiates Memorandum of Understanding Signed Between Kentucky and Grenoble, France
On June 7 2010, researchers and administrators from the University of Kentucky and the University of Grenoble signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to formally recognize collaborative research between the research teams of Drs. Ellen Usher and Pascal Bressoux. The MOU will permit university-wide, interdisciplinary study and research exchanges between our universities. We are proud to have initiated this event in the College of Education and look forward to a growing collaborative relationship.
Pictured, from left to right, are Dr. Fred Danner (Chair and Professor, EDP, UKY), Dr. Pascal Bressoux (Director and Professor, Laboratoire des Sciences de l'Education, University of Grenoble), Dean Mary John O'Hair (UKY College of Education), Mrs. Sandrine Sosnicki (Director of International Relations, University of Grenoble), Dr. Susan Carvalho (Associate Provost for International Programs, UKY), Dr. Ellen Usher (Asst. Professor, EDP), Dr. Sharon Brennan (Assoc. Professor, EDC, Chair, International Advisory Committee, UKY), Mr. Bruno Boddaert (Director of International Partnerships, Académie de Grenoble).
Posted: June 10, 2010
Invited Lecture by Dr. Pascal Bressoux
EDP was pleased to welcome Dr. Pascal Bressoux, Professor and Chair of the Laboratory of Educational Science at the Université Pierre-Mendès-France in Grenoble, France, for an invited lecture on Tuesday, June 8, entitled, "The Effect of Teachers' Preconceived Judgments on Students' Self-Beliefs." Professor Bressoux is author of two books, When Teachers Judge Their Students (2003) and Applied Statistical Modeling for the Social Sciences (2008). 
Posted: June 10, 2010
Drs. Love, Reese, and Brown Wright Earn Promotion
We are proud to announce that Dr. Keisha Love and Dr. Jeff Reese have received tenure and have been promoted to Associate Professor status. Dr. Lynda Brown Wright has been promoted to Full Professor status. Congratulations, all!
Posted May 15, 2010
Keisha Love Receives New Professional Award
Keisha Love received the New Professional Award from the Kentucky Association of Blacks in Higher Education last night. The award is presented to an outstanding professional in the state of KY who possesses outstanding character, is a role model for other professionals and students, and is dedicated to assisting and supporting students of color enrolled in institutions of higher education.
Posted May 15, 2010
Kenneth Tyler Receives Distinguished Research Award in Human Development
We are proud to announce that Dr. Kenneth Tyler was presented the AERA’s Division E Distinguished Research Award in Human Development for his article,“ Cultural Discontinuity: Toward a Quantitative Investigation of a Major Hypothesis in Education,” from Division E (Counseling and Human Development) at the 2010 AERA meeting in Denver in May 2010. Congratulations, Dr. Tyler!
Posted: February 26, 2010
Sherry Rostosky to Receive Social Justice Award
Dr. Sherry Rostosky will be honored in August 2010 with the the APA Division 17 (Society of Counseling Psychology) Social Justice Award. This is a prestigious award within Division 17 and reflects the nationally prominent reputation Dr. Rostosky has earned for her excellent scholarship and advocacy work. This is a most deserved honor!
Posted: February 26, 2010
Tom Guskey to Receive 2010 Millman Award
Dr. Thomas Guskey will receive the 2010 Millman Award from the Consortium for Research on Educational Accountability and Teacher Evaluation (CREATE). The award, created in 1998 as a tribute to Jason Millman, was established to recognize scholars whose body of work in the field of educational evaluation and assessment has contributed greatly to the field, advancing the use of educational evaluation and assessment in the service of education. Past winners include Daniel Stufflebeam, Michael Scriven, Robert Linn, James Popham, and Linda Darling-Hammond. The award will be presented at CREATE’s Annual Conference in Williamsburg, Virginia in October 2010. Congratulations, Dr. Guskey!
Posted: February 26, 2010
School Psychology Program Receives Five-Year NASP Approval
In January 2010, ur School Psychology program was awarded full program approval for the next five years by NASP (the longest period that NASP approves). Great work!
Posted: February 26, 2010
Lisa Ruble Receives Prestigious NIH Challenge Grant
Dr. Lisa Ruble, associate professor of the Department of Educational, School, and Counseling Pyschology, has been awarded a research grant from the National Institutes of Health’s Challenge Grant Program for her proposal, “Randomized Training in Autism,” to study teacher training in autism.
The NIH Challenge Grant Program is funded by the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA) of 2009 to “support research on topic areas which address specific scientific and health research challenges in biomedical and behavioral research (that will) have a high impact in biomedical or behavioral science and/or public health.” Dr. Ruble is one of only about 800 prestigious grants awarded from more than 20,000 applications. With collaborators Nancy Darlymple (former founding Director of the Indiana Resource Center of Autism), Dr. John McGrew (Indiana University-Purdue University- Indianapolis Department of Psychology), Dr. Michael Toland (UK – Department of Educational, School, and Counseling Psychology), Dr. Lee Ann Jung (UK- Department of Special Education and Rehabilitation Counseling), Dr. Jennifer Grisham Brown (UK- Department of Special Education and Rehabilitation Counseling) and Dr. Thomas Guskey (UK – Department of Educational, School, and Counseling Psychology). The UK team will follow 25 children whose teachers receive only basic online autism training, 25 children whose teachers and parents receive consultation from the research team followed by in-classroom teacher coaching, and 25 children whose teachers and parents receive consultation followed by web-based teacher coaching. Ruble will also evaluate the impact of these consultations on parental stress. Today, it is estimated that one in every 110 children is diagnosed with autism, making it more common than childhood cancer, juvenile diabetes and pediatric AIDS combined. An estimated 1.5 million individuals in the U.S. and tens of millions worldwide are affected by autism.
About Dr. Ruble’s Research: http://www.ukautism.org; About NIH ARRA Funding: http://report.nih.gov/PDF/Preliminary_NIH_ARRA_FY2009_Funding.pdf
Posted: January 24, 2010
Maria Almario receives Sexual Assault Awareness Award
We are pleased to announce that Counseling Psychology doctoral student, Maria Almario, will receive the Sexual Assault Awareness Award on February 25th, 2010, at the Capitol Rotunda in Frankfort, KY, at 12:00 p.m. This award acknowledges Maria's advocacy on human trafficking and her recent research presentation at the Kentucky Sexual Assault and Domestic Violence Conference. The ceremony is open to the public and all are invited to attend. We heartily congratulate Maria for her important work in promoting social justice.
College of Education sponsors the film No Impact Man on December 7, Worsham Theater, 6:30 p.m.
View (and distribute!) the promotional flyer for this event.
Student Association for School Psychologists Meetings Begin Friday, October 9th!
We have scheduled the first SASP meeting of the year! The meeting will be Friday, October 9th from 12:15-1:15 in TEB 158 (the auditorium). At this meeting we will have a librarian present on how to use EndNote. Very beneficial information to have when organizing references for papers, etc.!! SASP will be providing pizza and 2-liters for lunch! Yum! Please remember to give your $17 dues before November to Megan Thomas by check (made out to SASP) or cash.
EDP Research Colloquium Series Kicks Off Monday, September 28th!
The EDP department is pleased to announce the first of the 2009-2010 Research Colloquium Series, "Using a National Longitudinal Dataset to Answer Research Questions," by Drs. Michael Toland and Fred Danner. The symposium took place from 9:00-10:00 on Monday, Sept. 28, in Dickey Hall Room 109.
School Psychology Student Wins Jennie Ewald Scholarhip
In September, School Psychology doctoral student Jessie Birdwhistell was awarded the Jennie S. Ewald Scholarship at the Kentucky Association for Psychology in the Schools (KAPS) conference. The scholarship is awarded annually to a second-year school psychology student in Kentucky nominated by their professors for showing a dedication to the field of school psychology and academic excellence. Jessie also serves as UK’s student representative on the Executive Council for KAPS. Congratulations, Jessie!
Dr. Barry Duncan Speaks to Students, Faculty, and the Broader Kentucky Therapeutic Community
The University of Kentucky Office of the Vice President for Research, the College of Education, and the department of Educational, School, and Counseling Psychology were proud to host three talks by Dr. Barry Duncan delivered to graduate students, UK Faculty, and community practitioners on September 1-2, 2009.
Barry L. Duncan, Psy.D., is a therapist, trainer, and researcher with over 17,000 hours of clinical experience, is co-Director of the Institute for the Study of Therapeutic Change (ISTC) and Director of the Heart and Soul of Change Project. Dr. Duncan has received numerous awards for his contributions to the mental health field, including the Wright State University School of Professional Psychology's first annual "Outstanding Alumnus Award," the Menninger Foundation's 15th Annual Award for Scientific Writing for the book The Heart and Soul of Change: What Works in Therapy (an APA best-seller), and the Psychotherapy Networker "20th Anniversary All Time Top Ten Award" for the article "Exposing the Mythmakers," recognizing it as one of the most influential features in the magazine's history. 
Dr. Duncan has over one hundred publications, including fourteen books.
Recent search has shown that using client-based outcome feedback can increase therapist effectiveness up to 65%. Dr. Duncan will review the latest outcome research and introduce the basics of becoming a client-directed outcome informed therapist. This presentation argues for “practice based evidence” and suggests that a simple, straightforward way that therapists of any theoretical preference can elicit clients’ “real time” feedback to inform and modify their work—not only to improve and demonstrate effectiveness, but also to finally give clients the voice they deserve.
Dr. Lynda Brown Wright Honored by the American Psychological Association
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EDP is proud to announce that Dr. Lynda Brown Wright has been selected to receive the 2009 American Psychological Association Minority Fellowship Program's Dalmas Taylor Award for her outstanding contributions towards the development of ethnic minority psychologists. See the award announcement
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EDP Graduate Students Win SREB Dissertation Fellowships
Two EDP doctoral students, La Toya Smith (Counseling Psychology) and Shambra Mulder (Educational Psychology) were awarded the prestigious Southern Region Education Board (SREB) Doctoral Scholars Dissertation Fellowship. This is a highly competetive program for students who are preparing for academic careers as faculty members at colleges or universities. Congratulations, La Toya and Shambra!
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