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1 E L I Z A B E T H M O R E Y C A M P B E L L, P H. D. L i c e n s e d P s y c h o l o g i s t C O N TA C T Mailing Address: Phone (717) Penn State EPISCenter Fax (814) Towers Building ecampbell@episcenter.org University Park, PA E D U C AT I O N & L I C E N S U R E 2003-present Licensed Psychologist Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, License #PS Miami University, Oxford, Ohio Ph.D., Clinical Psychology, APA-accredited program Dissertation: A Staff-Based Approach to High School Dating Violence Prevention Programming Miami University, Oxford, Ohio M.A., Clinical Psychology Thesis: Psychological Maltreatment in College Women s Dating Relationships University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, NC B.S., Psychology, Highest Honors Honors Thesis: Maternal Use of Coaching in the Socialization of Adolescents Coping P R O F E S S I O N A L & C L I N I C A L E X P E R I E N C E September Present June Present Campbell Psychological Services LLC Carlisle, PA Licensed Psychologist / Owner Provide outpatient therapy and evaluation to children and adolescents, with a focus on treatment of trauma and anxiety. Responsible for all aspects of running a solo psychology practice, including insurance credentialing, claim submission, record-keeping, and HIPAA compliance. The Evidence-Based Prevention & Intervention Support Center, Penn State University, State College, PA Intervention Programs Consultant Responsible for technical assistance and guidance as described below for evidence-based treatment programs including Functional Family Therapy, Multisystemic Therapy, Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, and Treatment Foster Care Oregon.

2 Facilitate connections between program developers/researchers, policy-makers and funders, and program providers to support high quality implementation and sustainability of evidence-based programs. Provide technical assistance to communities and evidence-based intervention (EBI) providers to improve implementation quality, promote the collection and use of data, and foster program sustainability. Facilitate learning communities for Pennsylvania providers of select evidence-based intervention programs. Collaborate with state and local stakeholders, including behavioral health-managed care organizations, county agencies, and various associations, to promote and support quality implementation of EBIs across the state. Develop relevant resources including FAQs, logic models, and other resources to meet identified needs. Assist with monitoring the impact of programs through facilitation of data collection and generation of statewide outcome reports. Collaborate with research staff to develop and disseminate surveys as needed. Present results in both written and oral formats. Facilitated the on-going development of a web-based data collection system (INSPIRE) to track state performance measures, including the development of relevant user trainings and user resources. (January 2011 December 2015) August May 2010 July 2005 August 2006 Dept. of Public Welfare, Office of Mental Health & Substance Abuse Services, Bureau of Children s Behavioral Health, Harrisburg, PA Consulting Psychologist Reviewed children s mental health program descriptions submitted by providers for approval and inclusion in the Medical Assistance system. Provided technical assistance regarding state requirements and assisted providers with developing clinically sound children s services. Conducted program reviews and site visits of Medicaid-funded evidence-based programs to monitor outcomes and compliance with state regulations and policies. Collaborated with the disseminators of nationally recognized evidence-based programs, other government offices, and service providers regarding the dissemination and delivery of evidence-based programs throughout the Commonwealth. Served as the Bureau s primary contact for Multisystemic Therapy (MST) and Treatment Foster Care Oregon (TFCO). Provided guidance to the Bureau of Children s Behavioral Health Services regarding new policies and program planning. Conducted various trainings and presentations as needed to service providers, managed care organizations, and stakeholders, on topics such as developing clinically-sound services and the use of evidence-based programs. Position contracted through Avysion, Middletown, PA, until Feb. 2009, then contracted through Liberty Healthcare Group, Bala Cynwyd, PA. Department of Public Welfare, Office of Medical Assistance Programs, Harrisburg, PA Project Consultant - Psychologist Served as a consultant to the Office of Medical Assistance Programs in the Pennsylvania Department of Public Welfare under the Medical Assistance realignment project. Reviewed children s mental health program descriptions

3 submitted by providers to the Department for approval. Assisted with identifying services appropriate for Medicaid funding. Position contracted through The Columbus Organization, King of Prussia, PA until July 2006, then contracted through Avysion, Middletown, PA. January August 2009 Fall Spring 2005 Spring 2004 Franco Psychological Associates, P.C., Carlisle, PA Licensed Psychologist Provided outpatient therapy to children, adolescents, and families within a group private practice setting. Conducted diagnostic evaluations and assessments of psychosocial functioning. Performed psychological testing in some cases. Emphasis on evaluations for Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD). Shippensburg University, Shippensburg, PA Adjunct Assistant Professor of Psychology Full responsibility for instruction of 2 undergraduate courses per semester, including General and Abnormal Psychology. Gettysburg College, Gettysburg, PA Adjunct Assistant Professor of Psychology Full responsibility for instruction of Abnormal Psychology. September Philhaven Behavioral Healthcare Services, Mount Gretna, PA August 2004 Allied Mental Health Clinician (September 2002 December 2003) Licensed Psychologist (January 2004 August 2004) Conducted psychological evaluations of children and adolescents to determine eligibility for Behavioral Health Rehabilitation Services and make recommendations for appropriate interventions. Participated in interagency team meetings and prepared written reports. Provided outpatient therapy to children, adolescents, and adults. Assisted with supervision and provided as-needed consultation to mobile therapists. Conducted psychological testing related to learning disabilities, ADHD, and cognitive functioning, with children and adults. September August 2002 SUNY Upstate Medical University, Department of Psychiatry, Syracuse, NY Pre-doctoral Clinical Psychology Intern Provided individual and family therapy for children and adolescents. Conducted diagnostic evaluations and psychological testing, including administration and interpretation of intellectual and projective measures. Conducted ADHD assessments. Child Abuse Project Provided consultation and referral within a medical setting for physically and sexually abused children and their families. Participated in multidisciplinary team meetings and monthly seminars related to child abuse. ENHANCE Foster Care Clinic Provided psychological screenings and referral for foster children and their families in a multidisciplinary clinic.

4 V O L U N T E E R W O R K October 2014 Present October 2003 May 2012 November 2005 June 2004 June 2008 YWCA Carlisle, Carlisle, PA Board of Directors, President Support the YWCA mission to eliminate racism and empower women. Member of Executive Committee (first as Board Vice-President and now as President) Various committees including Racial Justice, Board Governance, and Fund Development Capital Area Big Brothers/Big Sisters, Carlisle, PA Mentor Served as a mentor for an at-risk youth, through relationship building and shared activities. Red Cross Disaster Relief Hurricanes Rita/Katrina Service Associate, Mental Health Services Provided emotional support to individuals affected by the hurricanes, both at Red Cross shelters and within the community. Assisted with exit interviews for Red Cross volunteers. Helped with distribution of supplies to community members. Summer Program for Youth (SPY), Carlisle, PA Volunteer Trainer Provided training to camp counselors on child development, behavior management, and common behavior disorders. SPY is a non-profit camp for at-risk children. P R O F E S S I O N A L A F F I L I AT I O N S Pennsylvania Psychological Association (PPA), Fellow since 2007

5 P U B L I C AT I O N S Bumbarger, B.K., & Campbell, E.M. (2012). A stage agency-university partnership for translational research and the dissemination of evidence-based prevention and intervention. Administration and Policy in Mental Health & Mental Health Services Research, 39 (4), P R E S E N TAT I O N S April 2016 April 2016 October 2015 April 2014 April 2011 Nov January 2009 January 2009 August 2002 June 2000 Trauma-Focused CBT in Pennsylvania: New supports from PCCD and the EPISCenter. Invited presentation at the Pittsburgh Child Maltreatment Conference, in collaboration with Ms. Lee Ann Cook. State and local strategies for cultivating fertile soil for EBPs: A group discussion of successes. Presentation at 2016 Blueprints Conference, Denver, CO, with Drs. Stephanie Bradley and Brittany Rhoades-Cooper. Intermediary organizations designed to promote and support evidence-based programs: Panel discussion. Panel member at the 2014 MST Network Partner Conference, New Orleans, LA. Striving for excellence: The role of data Presentation at the Spring Conference of the Pennsylvania Council of Children, Youth, & Family Services, in collaboration with Ms. Lee Ann Cook. Advancing evidence-based policy & programs in Pennsylvania s child welfare system. Presentation to the Pennsylvania Children & Youth Administrators Spring Quarterly Meeting. MST & FFT: Promoting fidelity to maximize positive outcomes for delinquent youth Presentation at the 2009 Pennsylvania Conference on Juvenile Justice, in collaboration with Ms. Courtney Coover. Developing a clinically sound Summer Therapeutic Activities Program Presentation to mental health service providers and managed care representatives in Cranberry, PA. Hosted by Value Behavioral Health and Community Care Behavioral Health. Also replicated as a webinar for Community Care in February and March FFT, MST, and FBMHS: A comparison Friday Forum presentation to families, providers, and stakeholders in Mercer, PA. Hosted by Community Counseling of Mercer County. A staff-based approach to high school dating violence prevention. Poster presented at the 2002 American Psychological Association Convention, Chicago, IL. So now what do we do with this stuff? Strategies for the use of portfolios in assessment Presentation at the American Association for Higher Education Assessment Conference 2000, Charlotte, NC, in collaboration with K.M. Schilling and K. Schilling

6 April 1999 June 1998 Psychological abuse in college women s dating relationships Poster presented at the 1999 Annual Gender Symposium, Miami University, Oxford, OH. Student free writing: Important snapshots of the curriculum. Paper presented at the American Association for Higher Education Assessment Conference 1998, Cincinnati, OH, in collaboration with K.M. Schilling, L. M. Knobloch, and J. Santana R E S E A R C H E X P E R I E N C E August July 2002 April October 1999 August May 1999 September May 1997 Miami University Psychology Department, Oxford, OH Doctoral Dissertation Advisors: Carl Paternite, Ph.D. & Karen Maitland Schilling, Ph.D. Title: A staff-based approach to high school dating violence prevention programming Developed, implemented, and evaluated a staff-based dating violence prevention initiative. Program consisted of a series of three dating violence workshops for high school staff and administrators. Presented poster at the 2002 American Psychological Association Convention, Chicago, IL. Miami University Psychology Department, Oxford, OH Master s Thesis Advisor: Karen Maitland Schilling, Ph.D. Title: Psychological maltreatment in college women s dating relationships Assessed prevalence of psychological abuse in college women s dating relationships and examined factors influencing women s responses to abuse. Presented poster at the 1999 Annual Gender Symposium, Miami University, Oxford, OH. Miami University Psychology Department, Oxford, OH Graduate Research Assistant Advisor: Karen Maitland Schilling, Ph.D. Title: The portfolio research project Qualitative research assessing undergraduate students cognitive and social development following implementation of new university curriculum. Assisted in training of and led twice-weekly research team meetings with five undergraduate students. Involved in preparation of monograph describing the portfolio project. Participated in panel presentations at 1998 and 2000 American Association of Higher Education Assessment Conferences. University of North Carolina Psychology Department, Chapel Hill, NC Undergraduate Honors Thesis Advisor: Janis Kupersmidt, Ph.D. Title: Maternal use of coaching in the socialization of adolescents coping Investigated the role of maternal coaching in the socialization of adolescents coping with interpersonal stressors. Prepared thesis manuscript.

7 January May 1996 University of North Carolina Psychology Department, Chapel Hill, NC Undergraduate Research Assistant Advisor: Janis Kupersmidt, Ph.D. Title: The coping project Assisted with development of the Parental Socialization of Coping Interview. Assessed coping skills of incarcerated adolescents using structured interviews.