·
2007
Clinical
Psychology, Doctoral Student, Doctoral Dissertation “Recovery
of Neurocognitive Function Following Traumatic Brain Injury in Children
and Adolescents” (in progress). Advisor:
Daniel N. Allen, Ph. D.
University
of
Nevada
,
Las Vegas
·
2004
Clinical Psychology, Doctoral Student, Master's Thesis “Inadequacy,
the Psychopathological Component of Perfectionism: Validation of the
Inadequacy Scale.” Advisor: Mark R. Floyd, Ph.D.
University of Nevada,
Las Vegas
·
2002
Bachelor of Arts. Psychology, Cum Laude with High Honors, Undergraduate
research project on “Religious Perfectionism.” Advisor: Mark R.
Floyd, PhD.
University
of
Nevada
,
Las Vegas
Clinical
Experience:
- Experience
with Forensic-Neuropsychology at the Neuropsychology Clinic of
Southern Nevada (3 semesters)
2004-2005
- Experience
Counseling at the Center for Individual, Couple, and Family
Counseling (3 semesters)
2003-2004
Professional
Societies and Honors:
- Graduate
Student Research Award
(2003-2004 school year)
-
National
Academy
of Neuropsychology – Student Member
- American
Psychological Association – Student Member
- Western
Psychological Association – Student Member
Teaching
and Professional Experience:
·
Psychology
101 Instructor,
University
of
Nevada
,
Las
Vegas
,
Department of Psychology (2004-2005)
·
Statistics
Lab Instructor,
University
of
Nevada
,
Las
Vegas
,
Department of Psychology (2002-2003)
Current
Research Interests:
- Traumatic
Brain Injury in Children and Adults
- Forensic
Neuropsychology
- Attention
and Working Memory
- Theoretical
concepts in neuropsychological testing
- Personality
Traits
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