Tamara Lynn Anderson, Ph.D. Clinical Psychologist - Biola University

EDUCATION:
Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology,
1992
Tamara Lynn Anderson, Ph.D.
Clinical Psychologist
License No. PSY13856
University: 562-903-4867
Private Practice: 714-490-7015
Email: tamara.anderson@biola.edu
California School of Professional
Psychology, Los Angeles, CA (APA
approved)
DISSERTATION: AN EXPLORATORY
STUDY OF THE IMPACT OF
PATRIARCHAL AND RELIGIOUS
ATTITUDES ON ATTITUDES
CONCERNING WAR AND PEACE.
Committee Chairperson, Paula B. Johnson,
Ph.D.
M.A. in Psychology, 1988 Pepperdine University, Malibu, CA
B.A. in Psychology, 1985 Biola University, La Mirada, CA
A.S. in Mental Health Technology, 1982,
and eligibility for licensure as a Psychiatric
Technician
ADMINISTRATIVE POSITIONS:
Mount San Antonio College, Walnut, CA
ASSOCIATE DEAN OF GRADUATE STUDENTS at Rosemead School of Psychology, La Mirada, CA. Duties
include: supervise student progress through doctoral program, coordinate comprehensive exam process, consider
appeals and petitions, supervise advisement, chair the admissions and qualifications committee, oversee staff and
coordinate scholarship monies. Provide consultation for faculty and students on ethical and legal matters pertaining
to psychology. Summer 2006 to present.
DIRECTOR OF CLINICAL TRAINING at Rosemead School of Psychology, La Mirada, CA. Duties included
coordinating all practicum placements, administrating and facilitating the internship process, coordinating the
professional qualifying exam, chairing the clinical training committee, hearing all petitions and appeals related to
clinical training matters, and interfacing and networking with community agencies. 1995-2005.
DIRECTOR OF VICTIM SERVICES at the Center for Aging Resources, Pasadena, CA. In this position I led the
Crime Resistance Involvement Council (CRIC) program and supervised practicum, pre-intern and intern level
students on their cases and their work in the CRIC program. 1993-1994.
TEACHING POSITIONS:
ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF PSYCHOLOGY (tenured) at Biola University, Rosemead School of Psychology,
La Mirada, CA. Courses taught: Introduction to Psychopathology; Ethics-12 years; Advanced Statistics; Advanced
Research Design; Research Design; Group Psychotherapy and Clinical Supervision. Also responsible for student
advisement and participation on doctoral research committees. Fall 1994 to present.
ADJUNCT FACULTY at Biola University, Rosemead School of Psychology, La Mirada, CA. Introduction to
Psychology. Spring 1994.

CLINICAL ASSISTANT FACULTY at Fuller Theological Seminary, The School of Psychology doctoral program.
Psychopathology. Winter 1994 (also contracted for winter 1995).
ADJUNCT PROFESSOR at Fuller Theological Seminary, The School of Psychology doctoral program.
Psychopathology. Winter 1993 (also contracted for winter 1994); Psychological Report Writing. Spring 1993.
TEACHING ASSISTANT for Psychological Assessment and Testing, under the supervision of class instructor
Diane Levitan, Ph.D., at California School of Professional Psychology. 1989-1990.
TRAINING INSTRUCTOR for various California Probation Departments and private industry. Each training
session is at least eight hours in length. I have taught classes on: eating disorders, stress management, alcoholism
and drug abuse, alcoholism and family dysfunction, "The Character Disordered Offender," personality disorders,
working with families with mental illness, and "Post Traumatic Stress Disorder and the Vietnam Veteran." 1987present
ASSISTANT PROFESSOR at Saddleback College in Mission Viejo, California, in the Eating Disorder Certificate
Program. Courses: Introduction to Eating Disorders and Medical Aspects of Eating Disorders. 1986-1989.
TEACHING ASSISTANT for Abnormal Psychology, under the supervision of Bruce Hines, Ph.D., at Mount San
Antonio College in Walnut, Ca. 1982.
Cross-cultural teaching:
VISITING PROFESSOR at Israel College of the Bible, Jerusalem, Israel. Taught Theories and Principles of
Counseling to Master’s students. Summer 2009.
VISITING PROFESSOR at Daystar University, Nairobi, Kenya. Taught Introduction to Psychology to college
students. Also helped to develop a new undergraduate major in psychology. Summer 1996.
PROFESSIONAL PRESENTATIONS AND COMMUNITY OUTREACH:
Ethics workshop scheduled for April 2010.
Presentation scheduled for CPA conference April 2010.
WORKSHOP (6 hours) An update on Law & Ethics: Applications to Clinical Practice, Supervision & Consultation.
Christian Association for Psychological Studies Pre-Convention workshop Co-presented with Joan Jones, Psy.D.
2003.
WORKSHOP (4 hours) APA Ethics and Law for Psychologists. Provided for clinical psychologists at Metropolitan
State Hospital. 2002.
WORKSHOP (6 hours) APA Ethics and Law for Psychologists. Taught to professional community for continuing
education credits for re-licensure. 2002.
INSERVICE (2 hours) The Clinical Manifestation of Eating Disorders. Seminar provided for the practicum and
staff therapists at the Biola Counseling Center. 2000, 2001 (will also present in Fall of 03).
WORKSHOP (6 hours) APA Ethics and Law for Psychologists. Taught to professional community for continuing
education credits for re-licensure. 2000.

WORKSHOP (3 hours) on caring for the caregiver of an Alzheimer patient, presented at the Community Assistance
Program for Seniors, located in Pasadena, CA. This workshop was sponsored by the Center for Aging Resources
and the Alzheimer's Association. 1994.
WORKSHOP (3 hours) on elder abuse and reporting laws, presented at Las Encinas Hospital, Pasadena, CA.
Presented to the professional community. 1994.
WORKSHOP (7 hours) on child abuse and reporting laws, presented at Fuller Theological Seminary, Pasadena, CA,
to students and community professionals. Course meets requirements for California licensure. 1993-2001, (two
seminars annually).
INSERVICE (2 hours) on eating disorders, crisis management and personality disorders. Presented to Fuller
Psychological and Family Services staff. 1992.
WORKSHOP (2 hours) on assertiveness skills, presented to the Residence Directors at Loyola Marymount
University, Los Angeles. 1990.
INSERVICE to Loyola Marymount Counseling Center Staff on the subject of eating disorders. 1990, 1991.
DRUG DIVERSION eight-week course taught at Orange County Health Care Agency, Santa Ana, CA. 1989.
WORKSHOP on alcohol-related family dysfunction, presented to Saint Francis Catholic Church, Upland, CA.
1989.
WORKSHOPs on eating disorders, presented to University of California Irvine graduate students, 1986; California
State University at Fullerton, faculty members, 1985; National Education Center, Orange, 1986 and 1987; and the
following high schools: Esperanza, Laguna, Bonita, Troy, El Dorado, Brea-Olinda, Anaheim and Cypress
Continuation School. All high schools listed are located in California. 1985-1986.
PUBLICATIONS:
Leach, M. J., Anderson, T. L., Hall, M. E. L., & Willingham, M. M. (Manuscript in process). Crossing the Line:
The mothering phenomenon in teaching young children.
Bowlby, C., Anderson, T. L., Hall, M. E. L., & Willingham, M. M. (manuscript in progress).
Lessons learned from both sides of the therapy couch: A qualitative exploration of the clinical lives of recovered
professionals in the field of eating disorders.
Hall, M. E. L., Oates, K. L. M., Anderson, T. L., & Willingham, M. M. (submitted for
publication). Calling and conflict: The sanctification of work in working mothers.
Laney, E. K., Carruthers, L., Hall, M. E. L., & Anderson, T. (submitted for publication).
Expanding the self: Motherhood and identity development in faculty women.
Maltby, L. E., Hall, M. E. L., & Anderson, T. L. (Submitted for publication). Religion and
sexism: Differentiating Christian orthodoxy and fundamentalism.
Reiner, S. R., Anderson, T. L., Hall, M. E. L., & Hall, T. W. (Submitted for publication). The
roles of adult attachment, God attachment and gender in perceived stress.
Oates, K. L. M., Hall, M. E. L., Anderson, T. L., & Willingham, M. M. (Submitted for publication). Calling and
conflict: A quantitative study of interrole conflict and the sanctification of work and mothering.
Kopp, K. J., Anderson, T. L., Hall, M. E. L., & Willingham, M. M. (Submitted for publication).
“Mirror, mirror on the wall . . . who’s the saddest of them all?”: Exploring the link between self-

objectification and depression in mothers.
Kim, C. L., Hall, M. E. L., Anderson, T. L., & Willingham, M. M. (Submitted for publication).
Coping with discrimination in academia: Asian-American and Christian perspectives.
Campbell, C. D., & Anderson, T. (2009). Mentoring in professional psychology. In M. B. Kenkel & R. Peterson
(Eds.), Competency-Based Education for Professional Psychology, American Psychological Association.
Kim, C. L., Anderson, T. L., Hall, M.E.L., & Willingham, M. M. (In-press). Asian and female in the white God's
world: A qualitative exploration of discrimination in Christian academia.
Maltby, L.E., Hall, M.E.L., & Anderson, T.L. (2009). Women and work: Supporting female
colleagues in psychology. Journal of Psychology and Christianity, 28(3), XX-XX.
Oates, K. L. M., Hall, M. E. L., Anderson, T. L., & Willingham, M. M. (2008). Pursuing multiple callings: The
implications of balancing career and motherhood for women and the church. Journal of Psychology & Christianity,
XX-XX.
Anderson, T. L. & Scott, S. (2007). Women in Leadership. California Psychologist, 40(6).
Thorstad, R. R., Anderson, T.L., Hall, M.E.L., Willingham, M.M., & Carruthers, L. (2006). Breaking the mold: A
qualitative exploration of mothers in Christian academia and their experiences of spousal support. Journal of
Family Issues, 27, 229-251.
Anderson, T. L. Book review: Religion & Sexuality: Passionate debates. Journal of Psychology and Theology, (in
press) Winter 2006 Issue.
Anderson, T. L., & Hall, M. E. L., (2005). Introduction to the special issue on gender and
Christianity. Journal of Psychology and Theology, 33(2).
Anderson, T. L., & Hall, M. E. L. (guest eds.). (2005). Special issue: Gender and Christianity.
Journal of Psychology and Theology, 33(2).
Oates, K.L.M., Hall, M.E.L., & Anderson, T.L. (2005). Calling and conflict: A qualitative
exploration of interrole conflict and the sanctification of work in Christian mothers. Journal of
Psychology and Theology, 33(2), 210-223,
Bang, E., Hall, M.E.L., Anderson, T.L., & Willingham, M.M. (2005). Ethnicity,
acculturation, and religiosity as predictors of female college students’ role expectations. Sex
Roles: A Journal of Research, 53(3/4), 231-237.
Hall, M.E.L., Anderson, T.L., & Willingham, M.M. (2004). Diapers, dissertations, and other
holy things: The experiences of mothers working in Christian academia. Christian Higher
Education, 3(1), 41-60.
Vande Kemp, H., & Anderson, T. (1999) Feminist Psychology and Humanistic Psychology. In D. Moss (Ed.),
Humanistic and Transpersonal Psychology: A historical and biographical sourcebook, (pp. 126-144). NY:
Greenwood Press.
PAPER PRESENTATIONS:
August, 2009: Laney, E. K., Carruthers, L., Hall, M. E. L., & Anderson, T. L. “Influence of
motherhood, career, and spirituality on women’s identity development.” Presented at the 2009
American Psychological Association Annual Convention, Toronto, Canada.

April 16, 2009: Anderson, T., Penman, D., Martin, D., “Developing leadership competency through education,
supervision & mentoring.” California Psychological Association Conference, Oakland, CA.
April 2-4, 2009: Maltby, L. E., Hall, M. E. L., & Anderson, T. L. “Predicting ambivalent sexism:
Narcissism, overcontrolled hostility, and religious fundamentalism.” Presented at the Christian
Association for Psychological Studies National Convention, Orlando, FL.
August 16, 2008: Maltby, L. E., Hall, M. E. L, , & Anderson, T. L. “Using religious and personality variables to
predict ambivalent sexism.” Presented at the 2008 American Psychological Association Annual Meeting, Boston,
MA.
August 17, 2008: Reiner, S. R., Anderson, T. L., Hall, M. E. L., & Hall, T. W. “Adult and God attachment and
gender as predictors of perceived stress.” Presented at the 2008 American Psychological Association Annual
Meeting, Boston, MA.
April 9-11, 2008: Hall, M. E. L., Anderson, T. L., & Willingham, M. M. “Diapers, dissertations,
and other holy things: The experiences of mothers working in Christian colleges and universities.”
Presented at the CCCU Conversations Toward Wholeness: Creating and Sustaining Climates in
Which Women & Men Can Flourish in Christian Higher Education conference, Point Loma
Nazarene University, San Diego, CA.
April 9-11, 2008: Thorstad, R. R., Anderson, T.L., Hall, M.E.L., Willingham, M.M., & Carruthers,
L. “Breaking the mold: Mothers in Christian academia and their experiences of spousal support.”
Presented at the CCCU Conversations Toward Wholeness: Creating and Sustaining Climates in
Which Women & Men Can Flourish in Christian Higher Education conference, Point Loma
Nazarene University, San Diego, CA.
April 9-11, 2008: Oates, K. L. M., Hall, M. E. L., Anderson, T. L., & Willingham, M. M. “The
pursuit of multiple callings: Implications of balancing career and motherhood for Christian
women in academia and their affiliated institutions.” Presented at the CCCU Conversations
Toward Wholeness: Creating and Sustaining Climates in Which Women & Men Can Flourish in
Christian Higher Education conference, Point Loma Nazarene University, San Diego, CA.
November 8-11, 2007: Bowlby, C., Anderson, T., & Hall, M. E. L. “Lessons learned from both
sides of the therapy couch: A qualitative exploration of the clinical lives of recovered
professionals in the field of eating disorders.” Presented at the 17 th Annual Renfrew Center
Foundation Conference, Philadelphia, PA.
March, 2007: Oates, K., Hall, M.E.L., & Anderson, T., “Pursuing multiple callings: The implications of balancing
career and motherhood for women and the church.” 2007 National CAPS Convention, King of Prussia, PA.
June 15-16, 2006: Oates, C., Hall, M.E.L., Anderson, T., “Calling and conflict: A
qualitative study of working Christian mothers.” Presented at the annual conference of the
Christian Society for Kinesiology and Leisure Studies, Wenham, MA.
March 31-April 2, 2006: Oates, C., Hall, M.E.L., Anderson, T., “Calling and conflict: A
qualitative study of working Christian mothers.” Presented at the 31 st Annual Conference of the
Association for Women in Psychology, Eagle Crest, MI.
April 7-10, 2005: Oates, C., Hall, M.E.L., Anderson, T., “Calling and conflict: A qualitative
study of working Christian mothers.” Presented at the 2005 National CAPS Convention,

Dallas, TX.
March 2, 16, 2005: Hall, M.E.L., & Anderson, T. L. “Women in higher education:
Creating a healthy climate for female students and faculty.” 2-hour presentation to the
undergraduate chairs at Biola University.
July-August, 2004. Oates, K., Hall, M.E.L., & Anderson, T.L. “Calling and conflict: A
qualitative exploration of interrole conflict and the sanctification of work in Christian mothers.”
Presented at the 2004 American Psychological Association Annual Meeting, Honolulu, HI.
July-August, 2004. Lee-Kim, C., Anderson, T.L., Hall, M.E.L., & Willingham, M. “A qualitative
exploration of discrimination and coping experiences among Asian women in Christian
academia.” Presented at the 2004 American Psychological Association Annual Meeting,
Honolulu, HI.
August 2003: M. Phanco, T.L., Anderson, M.E.L., Hall & M.M. Willigham. “Mothers in Christian academia:
Exploring internal role conflict and faith.” Presented at the 2003 American Psychological Association Annual
Meeting, Toronto, Canada.
June 20, 2003: C. Lee, T.L. Anderson, M.E.L. Hall, & M.M. Willingham, “A qualitative exploration of
discrimination and coping experiences among Asian women in Christian academia.” Presented at the 2003 National
Christian Association for Psychological Studies Convention, Anaheim, CA.
June 20, 2003: E. Deweese, M.E.L. Hall, T.L. Anderson, & M.M. Willingham, “A qualitative study of Christian
women in academia who are mothers and their experience of mentoring relationships.” Presented at the 2003
National Christian Association for Psychological Studies Convention, Anaheim, CA.
June 20, 2003: M.E.L. Hall & T.L. Anderson, “Christian women in academia: The path ahead.” Presented at the
2003 National Christian Association for Psychological Studies Convention, Anaheim, CA.
March 24, 2003: M.E.L. Hall & T.L. Anderson, & M.M. Willingham, “Diapers, dissertations, and other holy things:
The experiences of mothers working in Christian academia. Presented at the Provost’s Research Luncheon, Biola
University.
April, 2002: C.N. Kimball, T.S. Watson, S.S. Canning, J. Laidig, M.E.L. Hall & T. Anderson, “Responsible
development of women in Christian academia: Listening to seasons of life.” Presented at the 2002 National
Christian Association for Psychological Studies Convention, Arlington Heights, IL.
March, 2002: M.E.L. Hall, T.L. Anderson, & M.M. Willingham, “What are ways of making an institution familyfriendly?”
Presented at the Council of Christian Colleges and Universities Current Topics Conference, San Antonio,
TX.
August 2001: M.E.L. Hall, T.L. Anderson, & M.M. Willingham, “Institutional support of Christian mothers in
academia.” Presented at the 2001 American Psychological Association Annual Meeting, San Francisco, CA.
August 2001: R. Thorstad, T.L. Anderson, M.E.L. Hall, & M.M. Willingham, ““Mothers in Christian academia and
their experiences of spousal support.” Presented at the 2001 American Psychological Association Annual Meeting,
San Francisco, CA.
August, 2001: L. Carruthers, M.E.L. Hall, T.L. Anderson, & M.M. Willingham, “Identity formation of Christian
mothers working in academia.” Presented at the 2001 American Psychological Association Annual Meeting, San
Francisco, CA.
OTHER PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE RELATED TO PSYCHOLOGY:

PSYCHOLOGICAL ASSISTANT to Michele Winterstein Ph.D. Under the supervision of Dr. Winterstein I
provided psychotherapy for five to ten private paying clients per week. I also provided psychological testing for
children and adults. 1988-94.
PER DIEM FLOOR AND MEDICATION NURSE for University of California Irvine Medical Center, in Orange,
California; Brea Hospital Neuropsychiatric Center, in Brea California; and Metropolitan State Hospital, in Norwalk,
California. Duties included: Providing nursing care for psychiatric populations ranging from young children with
abuse issues, to adolescents and adults with various psychiatric maladies. 1988-1989.
PROGRAM COORDINATOR for Eating Disorders Program at College Hospital in Cerritos, California. Duties
included: Lead Counselor; creating and overseeing program schedule; responsible for staff of the Eating Disorders
Unit; facilitating both group and individual psychotherapy with in-patients and out-patients; control of budget for
Eating Disorders Program. 1987-1988.
DIRECTOR OF ADMISSIONS for Eating Disorder Unit at Brea Hospital Neuropsychiatric Center. Duties
included: Public outreach concerning our Eating Disorder Program; conducting the pre-admission interviews and
assessments to decide whether in-patient or outpatient treatment was appropriate. 1985-1987.
CHARGE NURSE for unit 212, of Metropolitan State Hospital. Duties included: Overseeing staff; the preparation
of work schedules; patient care. Also worked other units as floor and medication nurse. 1982-1985.
PRE-LICENSED PSYCHIATRIC TECHNICIAN for Lanterman State Hospital. Duties included: Providing basic
nursing care to developmentally disabled adults, adolescents and children. 1981-1982.
GRANT WRITING:
THE ELDER ABUSE PREVENTION AND INTERVENTION PROGRAM; grant proposal authored by T.
Anderson, Ph.D., J. Yang-Anderson Ph.D. & C. Dick-Muehlke, Ph.D.; recommended for funding in fiscal years 95'
and 96', by the Pasadena City Council.
CLINICAL TRAINING SPECIFIC TO PSYCHOLOGY:
(The term Trainee refers to experience gained through training as a Psychiatric Technician)
POST-DOCTORAL POSITION: Three-quarter-time program director and clinician at The Center for Aging
Resources, Pasadena, California. Janet Yang, Ph.D., Clinical Supervisor. 1992-1993.
INTERN: Full-time APA-approved internship Fuller Psychological and Family Services, Fuller Seminary,
Pasadena, California. John Court, Ph.D., Andrea Davis, Ph.D., Susan Lichtman, Ph.D., Lee Lipsker, Ph.D., Sue
Smith, Ph.D., and Hendrika Vande Kemp, Ph.D., Clinical Supervisors. 1991-1992.
HALF-TIME INTERN: Culturally diverse Adult Assessment and Treatment. Loyola Marymount University,
Student Counseling Center, Los Angeles, California. Linda Friar, Ph.D. and Michael Doyle, Ph.D., Clinical
Supervisors. 1989-1990.
PRACTICUM: Culturally diverse Adult and Adolescent Assessment and Treatment. Orange County Health Care
Agency-Drug Abuse Services, Santa Ana, California. Jon Rich, Ph.D., Clinical Supervisor. 1988-1989.
TRAINEE: Mentally Disordered Sex Offenders and the Criminally Insane, (term used at time of training). Patton
State Hospital, Patton, California. Bruce Hines, Ph.D., Supervisor. 1981.
TRAINEE: Chronic Schizophrenic Adult and Geriatric patients. Olive Vista Hospital, Pomona, California. Bruce
Hines, Ph.D., Supervisor. 1981.

TRAINEE: Adolescent Psychiatric and Adult Schizophrenic patients. Horizon Hospital, Pomona, California.
Bruce Hines, Ph.D., Supervisor. 1981.
TRAINEE: Taught fine motor skills to Developmentally Disabled Children. Primrose School for the
Developmentally Disabled, San Bernardino, California. Karen Meyers, R.N., Supervisor. 1981.
TRAINEE: Taught daily living skills to Autistic Children. Sunrise School for the Developmentally and Physically
Disabled, Covina, California. Karen Meyers, R.N., Supervisor. 1981.
TRAINEE: Provided nursing care for Paraplegic and Quadriplegic patients. Casa Colina Hospital, Montclair,
California. Dorothy Ball, R.N., Supervisor. 1980.
TRAINEE: Provided nursing care for Psychiatric patients and Oncology patients. Intercommunity Hospital, West
Covina, California. Dorothy Ball, R.N., Supervisor. 1980.
TRAINEE: Provided basic patient care for Developmentally Disabled Adults. Lanterman State Hospital, Pomona,
California. Carolyn Duncan L.P.T., Supervisor. 1980.
AWARDS & HONORS:
RANDALL LEHMANN SORENSON OUTSTANDING FACULTY AWARD. 2007.
SPECIAL INVITATION to serve on the advisory and planning committee of the California Board of Psychology’s
Juris Prudence and Clinical Exam. 2005.
AWARD OF EXCELLENCE IN MENTORING STUDENTS. Presented by Biola University, Provost’s committee.
2004.
DISTINGUISHED SERVICE AND OUTSTANDING CONTRIBUTIONS AWARD. Presented by The National
Council of Schools and Programs of Professional Psychology, San Francisco, CA. 2001.
OUTSTANDING SUPERVISION AWARD, presented by the graduate students at Fuller Theological Seminary,
The School of Psychology, Pasadena, CA. 1993.
CALIFORNIA SCHOOL OF PROFESSIONAL PSYCHOLOGY, Los Angeles - awarded monetary scholarship for
the study of Clinical Psychology, 1988, 1989, 1990.
CERTIFICATE OF RECOGNITION FOR OUTSTANDING CONTRIBUTION AND DEDICATION TO THE
AGENCY, presented by the Orange County Health Care Agency, 1989.
PSI CHI NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY, in Psychology, Los Angeles chapter, 1988.
CERTIFICATE OF RECOGNITION AND APPRECIATION, presented by Los Angeles County Probation
Department, 1982.
ALPHA GAMMA SIGMA HONOR SOCIETY, Los Angeles chapter, 1982, lifetime member.
PROFESSIONAL CERTIFICATES AND LICENSES:
CALIFORNIA LICENSE to practice psychology (clinical specialty), license number PSY13856. 1994.
PSYCHOLOGICAL ASSISTANT registration number PSB 15308, 1988 to 1994.

HOSPITAL PRIVILEGES held at both Charter Hospital of Long Beach and Los Altos Hospital of Long Beach,
1989 to present.
CALIFORNIA LICENSE to practice as a Psychiatric Technician, license number PT 21681, 1982 (in-active).
PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS AND APPOINTMENTS:
CHAIR (2009), California Psychological Association, Division II, Education and Training.
HEARING COMMITTEE MEMBER (2009), Biola University Sexual Assault Hearing Committee.
BOARD MEMBER (2005-present) and CHAIR ELECT (2008), California Psychological Association, Division II,
Education and Training.
MEMBER, American Psychological Society, 2004-2007.
VICE-CHAIR Women’s Issues Committee, National Council of Schools and Programs of Professional Psychology,
2001 and 2002.
CAMPUS REPRESENTATIVE for the Federal Education Advocacy Coordinators (a grassroots group)
Whose purpose is to bring federal money to the field of psychology in order to serve the
Public and provide training funds. 2001.
MEMBER of the Southern California Association of Psychology Training Programs, 1996-present.
MEMBER of the National Council of Schools and Programs of Professional Psychology, 1995.
Capacities: Chair, Student Participation Program (1996-1999), Ethnic Racial/Diversity Committee - Institutional
Award sub-committee chair, and member of the Gender Issues and Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual committees. 1995present.
MEMBER of the American Psychological Association, number 6594-5322. 1994-present.
STUDENT AFFILIATE of the American Psychological Association, 1989 to 1994.