1. KRISTEN SMILEY
2350 Weatherstone Circle,Conyers, Georgia30094 | 770-940-9362 | ks04656@georgiasouthern.edu
OBJECTIVE
Obtain a school psychologistposition with a school district.
EDUCATION
Georgia Southern University, Statesboro, Georgia
Candidate for Ed.S. in School Psychology Expected Graduation May 2016
Georgia Southern University
Masters of Education in School Psychology Fall 2014
Georgia Southern University
Bachelors of Science in Psychology Spring 2013
Minor: Child and Family Development
RELATED EXPERIENCE
Fulton County Schools
School Psychology Intern Aug. 2015 to May 2016
 Supervised by two certified school psychologists.
 Completing psychoeducational initial evaluations and re-evaluations.
 Uploadingevaluation reports and completing eligibility reports.
 Participatingin Student Support Team and eligibility meetings.
 Developing an individual counselingcase.
 Developing and implementing both behavioral and academic interventions.
 Created and implementing a group counselingcurriculum.
 Attending professional development trainings.
 Conducting research as a partof the Ed.S. programrequirements.
Bryan County Schools
School Psychology Practicum Student Jan. to May 2015
 Supervised by an onsiteschool psychologist.
 Completed psychoeducational evaluations.
 Participated in Student Support Team and special education meetings.
 Conducted classroomobservations and worked in collaboration with teachers to develop interventions for
students.
Ed.S. School Psychology Program,Georgia Southern University
Peer Mentor August 2014 to May 2015
 Helped and guided students duringtheir firstyear in the program
 Offered supportto first-year students
Counselingand Career Development Center, Georgia Southern University
Psychology Intern Aug. to Dec. 2012
 Served as a “confederate” for the Models and Theories of Counseling graduate course.

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 Participated in counseling center outreach programs
 Obtained practical experience of both counseling and clinical psychology through role-play and
demonstrations.
 Applied theories of psychotherapy and counseling.
 Acquired and incorporated counseling skills into the role-play therapy sessions.
 Assisted in a lecture presentation for undergraduate students.
Peer Mentoring Center of the Psychology Department, Georgia Southern University
Peer Mentor Aug. to Dec. 2012
 Helped students with PSYC 2231 (Psychological Statistics),PSYC 3141
(Research Methods), and other psychology courses.
WORK EXPERIENCE
Instructional Resources Center (IRC), Georgia Southern University August 2013 to June 2015
Graduate Assistant
 Worked collaboratively with the director to organizeand improve the center.
 Catalogued books for the College of Education’s book collection in the IRC.
 Served mostly education majors with access to computers, printers,a
children’s book collection, electronics,as well as other educational print
materials and manipulatives.
 Assisted instructors by reservingIRC labs and classroom,assisted with
LCD projector and computer set ups, and provided other electronics and
resources as needed.
Statesboro-Bulloch County Parks and Recreation Department, SBCPRD January 2012 to July 2015
Activity Coordinator
 Worked with students from Pre-K to 5th grade
 Assisted students with homework
 Planned weekly enrichingactivitiesfor the students
 Cleaned and organized the spaces used for the after school program
OTHER EXPERIENCE
ASQ: SE Screenings November 2014
Graduate Student Volunteer
 Conducted social-emotional developmental screenings atthe Wesley
Center in Savannah,Georgia.
Georgia Association of School Psychologists,GASP September 2014
GASP Conference Volunteer
 Worked the registration desk for attendees and members. Monitored
two sessions.
PRESENTATIONS
“The effects of implicit priming on women's accepted salary”
Paper presented research at the Psychology Research Conference, Georgia
Southern University,Statesboro, GA. April,2012 Spring 2012

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MEMBERSHIPS
GASP, Georgia Association of School Psychologists
NASP, National Association of School Psychologists
PAGE, Professional Association of Georgia Educators
Psi Chi,International Honor Society of Psychology
Sigma Alpha Pi, National Society of Leadership and Success
Tau Sigma, National Honor Society for Transfer Students

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REFERENCES
Dr. Terry Diamanduros, AssociateProfessor,School Psychology
Department of Leadership,Technology, and Human Development
Georgia Southern University
College of Education Building
Statesboro, GA 30460
Office: (912) 478-1548
Email: tdiamanduros@georgisouthern.edu
Daniel Rivera,Director
Instructional ResourceCenter
Georgia Southern University
College of Education Building
Statesboro, GA 30460
Office: (912) 478-1530
Email:drivera@georgiasouthern.edu
Dr. Dawn Tysinger, AssociateProfessor,School Psychology
Department of Psychology
Georgia Southern University
College of Education Building
Statesboro, GA 30460
Office: (912) 478- 5792
Email: dtysinger@georgiasouthern.edu
Anna Valentine, School Psychologist,Internship Supervisor
Fulton County Schools
6201 Powers Ferry Road NW
Atlanta, GA 30339
Office: 470.254.9408
Email:valentinea@fultonschools.org