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Matt Malouf

"As a counseling psychologist in training who places a great value on multiculturalism and social justice, I think it's important to make an impact on those around you... in the lives of clients, on our campus, in the community and beyond. My involvement in my academic program and in my graduate assistantship gives me the opportunity to not only contribute to our college, but to the larger university, something which I feel works towards fostering a positive, supportive learning environment from which we all benefit ."

—Matt Malouf
Counseling Psychology Doctoral Student


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11th ANNUAL CONVENTION OF THE AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGICAL ASSOCIATION
NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA

Anju Kaduvettoor, First Author Received
The Division 17 Supervision Interest Section's Award for Group Supervision: Multicultural Learning and Group Climate at the Division 17
Research was presented by:
Kaduvettoor A., Beverly C., Mori Y., Weatherford R., O'Shaughnessy T. & Ladany N.

Yoki Mori , First Author Received
The Division 17 Supervision Interest Section's Award on Effective vs. Ineffective Supervisor Interventions: Trainees' Perspectives
Research was presented by:
Mori Y., Mehr K., & Ladany N.

Angela Bethea and Tazzarae Spivey are American Psychological Association, Minority Fellows

Maria Christina Cruza-Guet 2006 Donald T. Campbell Research Prize, Lehigh University and Elizabeth V. Stout Dissertation Award

Amanda Tyson and Janet Muse-Burke both received the APA Science Directorate Travel Award

Amanda Tyson is recipient of Alumni Association's Leadership Award

Keith Morgan has earned honorable mention in HIV/AIDS Research Training

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