University and Course Information

Below are brief descriptions of the Universities I have attended, along with course information and class artifacts. This information is provided to inform and demonstrate my learned abilities.  To view Course Description, Objectives, and Relevant Class Artifacts please click on each individual course link.

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PhD in Psychology, Clinical Psychology Specialization,
Walden University

Expected Graduation Summer 2016

Clinical Psychology Specialization description

The Clinical Psychology specialization can help to prepare individuals to practice as licensed psychologists in healthcare settings, community mental health centers, group practice settings, inpatient psychiatric settings, and private practice. Clinical psychologists promote psychological well-being, engage in prevention and early intervention of psychological difficulties, and provide treatment to clients experiencing severe psychopathology. (Walden University 2010)

Core Program Courses

PSYC 8207 History and Systems Psychology
PSYC 8215 Lifespan Development
PSYC 8226 Biopsychology
PSYC 8238 Cognitive & Affective Bases of Behavior
PSYC 8247 Social Psychology
PSYC 8781 Psychopathology from a Clinical Perspective
PSYC 8344 Interventions I
PSYC 8700 Psychology & Social Change
PSYC 8316 Test & Measurements
RSCH 8100Y Research, Theory, Design & Analysis
RSCH 8200 Quantitative Reasoning & Analysis
RSCH 8300Y Qualitative Reasoning & Analysis
RSCH 8350Y Advanced Quantitative Reasoning & Analysis
PSYC 8710 Clinical Neuropsychology (elective)
PSYC 8221 Psychology of Personality (elective)
PSYC 8356 Marriage, Couple & Family Therapy (elective)

Core Courses Contd.

Academic-Year-In-Residence Courses:
PSYC 8704 Ethics & Standards of Psychological Practice
PSYC 8340 Cognitive Assessment
PSYC 8350 Personality Assessment
PSYC 8421 Multicultural Psychology
PSCY 8345 Interventions 2
PSYC 8232 Consultation & Supervision in Psychology
PSYC 8346 Clinical Psychopharmacology
PSYC 8117 Writing a Quality Prospectus

PSYC 9000 Dissertation
PSCY 8290/8291 Clinical Practicum I, II, III, IV
PSYC 8292 Clinical Psychology Internship I, II, III, IV

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Master of Science in Technology Management: Distance Education Technology, UMUC

Awarded May 2010

Distance Education Technology Specialization description

The Distance Education Technology (DETC) specialization provides courses to train managers who manage technology related aspects of distance education program development including setting up appropriate technology configurations, selecting tools, managing technology related aspects of media integration, course design and development. However, the manager should also be critically aware of the intricate relationship of globalization and ITC’s which exerts a considerable influence in reshaping distance education. (UMUC 2010-2011)

Core TMAN Courses
TMAN611 Principles of Technology Management
TMAN614 Strategic Mgmt of Technology & Innovation
TMAN625 Economics & Financial Analysis for Technology Managers
TMAN632Organizational Performance Management
TMAN633 Managing People in Technology-Based Organizations
TMAN640 Project & Program Management
EBUS620 E-Marketing

DETC Specialization Courses
DEPM604 Leadership in Distance Education
DETT607 Instructional Design & Course Development in DE
DETC630 Synchronous & Asynchronous Learning Systems in DE
DETC620 Training & Learning with Multimedia
DEPM625 Distance Education, Globalization, & Development
IMAT639 Internet Multimedia Applications
OMDE670 Portfolio & Capstone in DE

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Bachelors of Science in Criminal Justice, Kaplan University

Awarded August 2006

Criminal Justice description

In addition to providing a broad liberal arts education, this baccalaureate program combines professional skills training with courses designed to help develop a solid foundation of criminal justice knowledge. In this program students have an opportunity to:

• Gain an understanding of the philosophy and development of the U.S. criminal justice system, its agencies and institutions, and the issues and challenges they face
• Explore applied research methods and techniques used in the field
• Examine the development of criminal law, the elements and types of criminal offenses, and the principles of criminal culpability
• Complete a capstone project to demonstrate your ability to apply the critical thinking skills and concepts you study online to real-world criminal justice scenarios. (Kaplan University 2010)

Key Courses Completed

Criminal Evidence
Criminal Investigations
Criminal Law
Applied Criminal Justice Ethics
Criminalistics
Police Operations
Managing Criminal Justice Organizations

Crisis Intervention
Communication & Conflict
Critical Thinking
Technical Writing
White Collar Crime
Organized Crime
Juvenile Delinquency

Introduction to Psychology
Developmental Psychology
Abnormal Psychology
Criminology