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Dr. Michael D'Andrea 47-185 IuIu Street Dept. of Counselor Education Kaneohe, Hawaii 96744 University of Hawaii Telephone: 1776 University Avenue (h) (808) 239-6309 Honolulu, Hawaii 96822 (o) (808) 956-4390 e-mail Michael@hawaii.edu Education Ed.D. George Peabody College at Vanderbilt University Nashville, Tennessee 37203 Graduated: May 1981 Human Development Counseling M.A. Fairfield University Fairfield, Connecticut 06607 Graduated: May 1975 Educational Counseling R.T./E.M.T. Park City Hospital Bridgeport, Connecticut 06604 Training: September 1970-1973 Respiratory Therapist/Emergency Medical Technician B.A. Fairfield University Fairfield, Connecticut 06607 Graduated: May 1973 Psychology Career History 1997-present University of Hawaii at Manoa Athletic Department Sport Counseling/Consultation/Training and Instruction Working with coaches and student-athletes in providing a broad range of sport counseling/consultation/training and instruction services that are intentionally designed to foster athletes’ peak performance and develop in the athletic, personal, and academic domains. 1989-present University of Hawaii at Manoa Dept. of Counselor Education Professor Instructor for graduate level courses including Theories of Counseling, Human Development Across the Lifespan, Multicultural Counseling, Planning and Design of Counseling Research, School Counseling Practicum and Internship. Participated on numerous academic committees. Chairperson of the School Advisory Committee linking university faculty with practicing school counselors and representatives from Hawaii's Department of Education. Advise students concerning academic and career concerns. 1990-present Teaching experiences in various public school settings in Hawaii: Provide instructional services for students in the 1st, 3rd, 4th, 5th, 7th, 8th, and 10 grades as well as among numerous at-risk students. 1997-present University of Hawaii at Manoa, Sports Counselor Provide a broad range of psychoeducational, counseling, consultation, and training services that are designed to enhance college-athletes personal, academic/career, and athletic development. Among the specific services provided to basketball, football, and baseball players at the University of Hawaii include: instructional services (I co-teach Group Leadership courses for the college athletes), student advising, visualization, biofeedback, relaxation training, career/personal counseling consultation, testing, and other performance enhancement services. 1994-1999 Co-coordinator of the Interdisciplinary Masters in Education Program (IMED) College of Education University of Hawaii This interdisciplinary graduate program was developed to meet the needs of teachers who are interested in securing a master's degree in education. An initial pilot program was offered to teachers who work and reside in Kauai in 1994. The first cohort of students in this program completed their studies in December of 1996. A second cohort of graduate students from Maui participated in the second IMED program offering from 1997-1999. As one of the program's two co-coordinators, I was responsible for conducting a needs assessment of those teachers who expressed interest in applying for the program, calling meetings with faculty members participating in this project, monitoring and assessing program development efforts, and fulfilling the administrative duties that accompany the proper operation of the IMED program. 1987-1989 Research and Program Coordinator Meharry Medical College Nashville, Tennessee 37208 Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology Developed research and evaluation strategies for a national, award winning, teen pregnancy prevention program involving over 1,000 inner-city, black youth and their families. Coordinated all research activities including recruitment of subjects, development of a computer-based system for program evaluation, data analysis, and report writing. Demonstrated competencies in longitudinal research utilizing a pretest/post-test, control-experimental group design. Experience in the development of multiple assessment instruments for adolescents and adults. Coordinated program services, staff training and supervision, grant writing, and community consultation activities among a culturally diverse population. 1982-1989 Adjunct Associate Professor Vanderbilt University Nashville, Tennessee 37203 Department of Human Resource Development Instructor for undergraduate, masters, and doctoral level students including the following courses: Counseling Diverse Populations, Group Testing, Developmental Assessment, Adolescent Development, and Community Counseling. Participated on numerous academic committees including doctoral dissertation committees. 1986-1987 Project Coordinator Meharry Medical College Nashville, Tennessee 37203 Children and Family Services Meharry Community Mental Health Center Coordinated a state-wide professional training program for school administrators, teachers, counselors, and other health-care providers working with adolescents in Tennessee. Collaborated on the development of a professional training manual for professionals working with adolescents published with funds received from a federal grant. 1978-1986 Mental Health Specialist Meharry Medical College Nashville, Tennessee 37203 Dept. of Psychiatry Meharry Community Mental Health Center Extensive counseling experience in individual, group, and marriage and family counseling settings utilizing a developmental approach to intervention. Expertise in multicultural, diverse population counseling. Provided comprehensive clinical services including career counseling, child abuse counseling, parent/family counseling, crisis intervention, and pro-active lifespan counseling. Provided clinical and educational services in an Adult Day Treatment setting. Developed an Adult Education curriculum and taught classes twice a week for seven years with psychiatric clients. Topics covered in the Adult Education curriculum included nutrition, decision- making skills, communication skills and interpersonal awareness training, rape and sexual abuse prevention, human sexuality, human growth and development, vocational development, and learning to deal with racism and other forms of discrimination in contemporary society. Secured funding and administered a state subsidized vocational development project designed to assist psychiatric patients with a diagnostic history of schizophrenia to develop job-readiness skills. 1979-1981 Project Director Meharry Medical College Nashville, Tennessee 37203 Dept. of Psychiatry Meharry Community Mental Health Center Developed and coordinated a multidisciplinary program for pregnant teenagers which included participation by physicians, nurse midwives, educators, social workers, counselors, parents, and high school students. 1976-1977 Director Ocean View Group Home Fort Bragg, California Director of a residential treatment facility for adolescents (13-18 years). Provided direct counseling, educational, and vocational training services. Maintained strong collaborative ties with local school officials in developing school retention and personal development programs. 1970-1973 Respiratory Therapist/Emergency Medical Technician Park City Hospital Bridgeport, Connecticut 06603 Last modified: February 2004 |