Jessica Gibson is seeking a position in clinical psychology. She has a Master's degree in clinical psychology from Georgia Regents University with a 3.61 GPA. She has experience providing therapy, administering assessments, and writing reports. Her previous positions include working as a psychometrist, adjunct professor, research assistant, and intern therapist. She has strong research and clinical skills as well as experience teaching psychology courses.
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The transport properties in synthetic diamond are studied using high quality diamond films grown by microwave plasma enhanced chemical vapor deposition (CVD). In particular, electron and hole contributions to the diamond carrier dynamics are successfully separated and defect distribution inside specimens is obtained. This is achieved through a systematic investigation of the signals obtained from properly biased diamonds irradiated with differently penetrating nuclear particles. To this purpose 12C ions produced by the 15 MV Tandem accelerator of the Southern National Laboratories of INFN in Catania (Italy) are used as a probe. The ion beam energy is varied in the 22–91 MeV range (penetration depth from 10.5 mm to the thickness of the used samples, deposited energies from 22 to 62 MeV and mean energy densities from 0.8 to 2.1 MeVymm, respectively). The sample responses are studied as a function of the 12C energy and penetration depth, both in the positive and negative bias polarization. The experimental results clearly show that, when the detector is previously driven in the so-called pumped state by 90Sr b-particle irradiation, a different behavior of signals is observed in the positive and negative polarization states. The data are analysed in the framework of a properly modified Hecht model were the different behavior of carriers and influence of the variation in the ionization density along the path of the incident particles are considered. As a novelty the inhomogeneous distribution of defects is taken into account. By fitting the experimental curves with the model, a quantitative estimate of the defects distribution and of the correlated mean drift distance for electron and holes can be obtained. A good agreement is observed, thus allowing a better understanding of the diamond growth.
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My name is Melissa Schneider and I am extremely eager to further my career and education in becoming a licensed clinical social worker. I would like to conduct group and individual therapy with children, adolescents, adults and families. I have recently graduated with my MSW from the University of Pittsburgh and currently hold a license in social work in the state of Pennsylvania and Virginia. I have also applied to be a licensed graduate social worker in Washington D.C. and I am still waiting for the final confirmation of that transfer.
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05 June 2016
949 Russell St.
Augusta, GA 30904
(304) 887-1674
jess.n.gibson@gmail.com
EDUCATION
Georgia Regents University, Augusta, GA
Masters of Science in Clinical Psychology May 2015
GPA: 3.61
Provided individual, group, and family therapy sessions at internship
Administered personality assessment (MMPI and PAI)
Administered cognitive assessments (WICS-IV, WAIS-IV, KBIT, and WRAT)
Experience cognitive and personality assessment reports
Trained under DSM-IV and DSM-V diagnoses
Concord University, Athens, WV
Bachelor of Arts in Psychology and Sociology May 2012
GPA: 3.68 (3.78 in Psychology; 4.0 in Sociology)
Magna Cum Laude
Course in Behavioral Analysis with experience
Universidad Metropolitana, San Juan, PR
Cultural Study Abroad Summer 2010
West Virginia State University, Institute, WV
Cultural Study Abroad Summer 2009
WORK EXPERIENECE
Transitions of Augusta Augusta, GA
Psychometrist June 2015 – Present
Completed disability, vocational rehabilitation, and various psychological testing
Completed DSM-V psychological reports providing results of testing, diagnoses, and prognosis
Facilitate group sessions with children ranging in age from 4-20 years old
Write notes for group sessions.
Manage a minimum of five cases and reports at one time
Mentor student interns
Augusta University Augusta, GA
Adjunct Professor August 2015 – December 2015
Taught introductory psychology course using Exploring Psychology in Modules, Myers D.
Structured syllabus and designed curriculum
Constructed quizzes, grading rubrics, and daily lectures
Created and maintained grade book using Desire 2 Learn
Incorporated classroom assessment techniques (CATs) throughout the semester
Utilized active learning and hands on activities to promote better understanding of material
Oversaw and mentored a teaching assistant
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Georgia Regents University (GRU) Augusta, GA
Research Consultant May 2015 – June 2016
Worked within the Department of Faculty Development and Teaching Excellence
Completed literature review
Collected and entered data exploring ways to improve engagement
Used SPSS to analyze and compare data
Summarize results for each comparison
Lighthouse Care Center of Augusta (LCCA) Augusta, GA
Intern Therapist August 2014 – May 2015
348 hours on acute crisis stabilization unit
268 hours on partial hospitalization residential unit
Coordinate aftercare on Acute unit for children and adolescents in crisis
Facilitate group sessions for a variety of diagnoses and ages
Conduct family sessions to evaluate and address problem behaviors
Resolve crisis situations using de-escalation skills
Conduct individual sessions using CBT, DBT, and acceptance based therapies
Train new hire therapists
Complete CPI (nonviolent crisis prevention intervention training)
Complete CPR and first aid training
Georgia Regents University (GRU) Augusta, GA
Graduate Research Assistant August 2014 – May 2015
Worked within the Department of Faculty Development and Teaching Excellence
Created student and faculty surveys focused on engagement
Lead focus groups with approximately 25 or more students
Collected data exploring ways to improve student engagement
Entered data in Microsoft Excel and SPSS
Analyzed data through SPSS
Worked closely with students and diverse faculty regularly
Georgia Regents University (GRU) Augusta, GA
Graduate Teaching Assistant August 2013 – July 2014
Created grading rubrics for several assignments
Corrected, administered, and graded exams and written essays
Entered and managed grades on D2L
Lectured Introductory Psychology course on two occasions
Provided care and food in animal lab
Southern Highlands Community Mental Health Center (SHCMHC) Princeton, WV
Admissions Counselor January 2013 – July 2013
Complete initial clinical evaluations obtaining biological, psychological, and social information
Provide case management services to individuals and families
Develop abilities to cope and meet social, health, emotional, and economic needs of clients
Recommend a provisional diagnosis
Complete CPI training
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Valley College Beckley Beckley, WV
Adjunct Instructor March 2013 – May 2013; September 2012 – November 2012
Taught online 200 level sociology class
Made syllabus, created tasks and assignments, created scoring rubric for all assignments
Case Management Worker with Department of Health and Human Resources Beckley, WV
Contract Worker April 2012 – December 2012
Demonstrate stable relationships to children with difficulties in school or at home
Intense mentoring program providing structure and coping skills for children and adults
Supervised court ordered visitation
Taught parenting skills
Certified to complete federal drug screen collections including uneventful collections, insufficient
quantity, and temperature out of range
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
Expanding Active Teaching Workshop (EAT) - Augusta University October 2015
Psychology department retreat focusing on active learning strategies
Course Design Workshop - Augusta University August 2015
4 half-day workshops focusing on the basic principles of course design and guided hands-on
activities
PRESENTATIONS
Bartell, C., Gibson, J.N., Stone, E., Tarutis, C., & Topolski. R. (2014). The ovulation cycle and its effect on
perceptions of humor and attractiveness. Georgia Regents University, 23 April 2014, Augusta, GA.
Gibson, J.N. & Alexander, J. (2012). The daily buzz: positive effects of energy drink s on cognitive
performance. Concord University’s Undergraduate Research Day, 19 April 2012, Athens, WV.
Gibson, J.N. & Alexander, J. (2011). The daily buzz: positive effects of energy drinks on cognitive
performance. 19th Annual UMBC McNair Scholars Research Conference, 17 September 2011, University of
Baltimore County, Baltimore, MD.
Nelson, M. & Gibson, J. (2010). Evaluation of the self through comparison of facebook peers. Concord
University’s Undergraduate Research Day, 19 April 2012, Athens, WV.
Nelson, M., Gibson, J.N., & Morris, V. (2010). Evaluation of the self through comparison of facebook peers.
Poster presented at Annual Tristate Psychology Undergraduate Research Conference, April 2011, Marshall
University, Huntington, WV.
Nelson, M., Morris, V., & Gibson, J.N. (2010). Evaluation of the self through comparison of facebook peers.
Poster presented at Undergraduate Research Day, April 2010, Concord University, Athens, WV.
CONFERENCES
Southeastern Psychology Association (SEPA), Nashville, TN March 2014
Undergraduate Research Day at the Capitol Charleston, WV January 2012
Concord University’s Undergraduate Research Day April 2012
UMBC McNair Scholars Research Conference Baltimore, MD September 2011
Undergraduate Research Conference Marshall, WV April 2011
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Concord University’s Undergraduate Research Day April 2011
Concord University’s Undergraduate Research Day April 2010
STUDY ABROAD EXPERIENCE
Costa Rica, Cultural Psychology January 2011
Concord University in Athens, WV
Emphasized cultural differences seen as clinicians; Observed cultural changes in emotions,
behaviors, and expressions; Traveled across the country exploring differences in culture based on
changes in SES and location
Puerto Rico, History and Spanish 101/102 July 2010
Universidad Metropolitana de Puerto Rico
Complete Spanish emersion program; courses in Puerto Rican history and culture; Observed cultural
changes in social and independent settings
Canada, Political Science June 2009
Université Laval in Quebec
Cultural emersion; Discussed form of government; Visited Parliament and museums; Explored Old
and New Quebec City
VOLUNTEER EXPERIENCE
CSRA Humane Society, Augusta, GA June 2015 – January 2016
Depression Screening YMCA, Augusta, GA October 2013
Mentor Davis Stuart McCormick House for Girls, Lewisburg, WV 2008 – 2012
Burlington United Methodist Family Service, Inc., Beckley, WV December 2010 – February 2011
MEMBERSHIPS AND ORGANIZATIONS
Southeastern Psychological Association (SEPA), Member March 2014 – March 2015
Honor’s Society, Member December 2013 - current
McNair Scholar Program, Graduate 2011 – 2012
Psi Chi, Member 2010 – current
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REFERENCES
Elizabeth Cowart, LPC (Supervisor)
Licensed Clinical Psychologist
103 Rossmore Place
Augusta, GA 30909
(706) 364-7165
Dr. Georgina Hammock
Chair of Psychological Sciences
Augusta University
Augusta, GA 30909
(706) 667-4614
ghammock@gru.edu
Caroline Dennis (Internship Supervisor)
Clinical Director of Lighthouse Care Center
3100 Perimeter Parkway
Augusta, GA 30909
(864) 980-4678
Caroline.dennis@uhs.com
Dr. Lindsey West (Professor)
Assistant Professor of Psychology
Augusta University
Augusta, GA 30909
(706) 729-2341
liwest@gru.edu
Dr. Deborah Richardson
Graduate Research Supervisor
Augusta University
Augusta, GA 30909
(706) 737-1742
DERICHARDSON@gru.edu
Dr. Jenelle Slavin Mulford (Advisor)
Assistant Professor of Psychology
Augusta University
Augusta, GA 30909
(706) 737-1787
jslavinm@gru.edu