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Enrolled Counseling Psychology Students

Andrea (Annie) Carr, M.Ed. (enrolled 2010)

  • Hometown-Schererville, IN
  • Ethnicity/nationality - Caucasian
  • Research interests - Career and Vocational Psychology and School Counseling
  • Clinical interests - Adolescents
  • Contact info: acarr2@luc.edu

Chih-Ting Chang, M.Ed. (enrolled 2010)

  • Hometown: Taipei, Taiwan
  • Clinical Interests: Working with immigrant populations, trauma survivors, and at-risk adolescents in urban settings
  • Research Interests: Research methodologies, processes of enculturation and acculturation, resilience in urban youth and social-cultural contexts in clinical practice
  • Contact info: cchang4@luc.edu

Gihane Jėrėmie-Brink, M.A. (enrolled 2010)

  • Hometown: Waltham, MA
  • Ethnicity: Haitian American
  • Clinical Interests: Treatment of trauma, grief and PTSD in adolescents and adults; immigrant populations; group and family therapy; outreach and preventive interventions with at-risk youth in urban settings
  • Research Interests: Racial and ethnic identity development; racial socialization of youth in the African American and Black immigrant populations; gendered racial socialization of African American women and adolescent girls; effects of oppression on the psychological and subjective well-being of marginalized populations; coping and resilience; acculturation and enculturation process
  • Contact info: gbrink@luc.edu  

Soyeon Kim, M.A. (enrolled 2010)

  • Hometown: Seoul, South Korea
  • Clinical Interests: Children and adolescents, college counseling, family counseling, Asian American immigrants' psychological well-being
  • Research Interests: Acculturation and enculturation, Asian American psychology, multicultural counseling
  • Contact info: skim29@luc.edu
Jennifer Moulton, M.Ed. (enrolled 2009)
  • Hometown: Temecula, CA
  • Clinical Interests: Adults in college and community settings, prevention and outreach, and people living with HIV/AIDS.
  • Reearch Interests: Biracial identity development, mind/body awareness in therapeutic practice as well as a method of prevention, and issues related to HIV/AIDS, such as psychological adjustment to major diagnoses, factors related to medical adherence, and prevention.
  • Contact info: jmoulton@luc.edu
Megan Mull, M.A. (enrolled 2009)
  • Hometown: New Albany, IN
  • Clinical Interests: Outreach & preventive interventions with urban children and adolescents of low-socioeconomic status.
  • Research Interests:   familial and peer factors related to youth subjective well-being and academic achievement; effective prevention programming within urban public schools; resilience among urban youth; positive psychology curriculum.
  • Contact info: mmull@luc.edu  
Kia-Rai M. Prewitt, M.A., L.P.C. (enrolled 2009)
  • Hometown:   Richton Park, IL
  • Clinical Interests:  Prevention and outreach for adolescents of color, underrepresented college students and their families.
  • Research Interests:  Variables that contribute to the retention and graduation of underrepresented college students; career development and aspirations of African American children; positive identity development of African American children.
  • Contact info:  kpittman@luc.edu
Toussaint D. Whetstone, M.A. (enrolled 2009)
  • Hometown: Belvidere, IL 
  • Clinical Interest: College student population, mentally ill adults, treatment of interracial couples and families.
  • Research Interests: Racial identity development, racial socialization of biracial children, interracial family dynamics, self-concept in African American males as fostered or inhibited by family and educational systems, spiritual well-being as it relates to self-efficacy beliefs in oppressed populations.
  • Contact info: twhetstone@luc.edu
Matthew Abrams, M.A. (enrolled 2008)
  • Hometown: Oak Lawn, IL
  • Clinical Interests: Working with college student populations and military veterans
  • Research Interest: Career development and cross cultural research
  • Contact info: mabrams@luc.edu
Katie Doud, M.A. (enrolled 2008)
  • Hometown: Lincoln, NE
  • Clinical Interests: Working with at-risk adolescents, anxiety disorders and survivors of interpersonal violence and sexual assault
  • Research Interests: Adolescent females’ identity development, protective factors for urban adolescent youth that aid students staying in school and intimate partner violence and sexual assault prevention
  • Contact info: kdoud@luc.edu
Jason Hacker, M.A. (enrolled 2008)
  • Hometown: Raleigh, NC
  • Clinical Interests: College and university populations, adolescents, children, outreach, psychosocial education, and group therapy
  • Research Interests: The factors that contribute to positive career outcomes especially for traditionally under-served populations. Measurement design in the areas of career development and multiculturalism. Individual and socialization factors that contribute to the development of a cultural identity.
  • Contact info: jhacker1@luc.edu
Amber Hewitt, M.A. (enrolled 2008)
  • Hometown: Shreveport, LA
  • Clinical Interests: children and adolescents living in urban settings; prevention and outreach; family therapy
  • Research interests: racial identity development; resilience among urban adolescents; the effects of violence and oppression on psychological well-being; double consciousness and the invisibility syndrome of African American males; stereotypical roles of African American males
  • Contact info: ahewitt@luc.edu
Rabiatu Barrie, MA (enrolled 2007)
  • Hometown: Wellington, Fl
  • Nationality: African American
  • Research Interests: gendered-ethnic identity development of adolescent African American girls and intimate relationships between African American men and women
  • Clinical interests: Children and adolescents within the child welfare and juvenile justice systems. As well as trauma, emotional and behavioral disorders of urban children and adolescents
  • Contact info: rbarrie@luc.edu
Kristen Lamp, MA (enrolled 2007)
  • Hometown: St. Paul, MN
  • Research Interests: racial identity development, career development, well-being, and contextual influences on these processes
  • Clinical interests: adults presenting in university and medical settings, trauma
  • Contact info: klamp@luc.edu
Kimberly Langrehr, LCPC, CRC (enrolled 2007)
  • Hometown: Milwaukee, WI
  • Ethnicity: Korean American
  • Clinical Interests: Group Therapy Process for marginalized populations, children and adolescents involved in the child welfare and juvenile justice systems, oppressed groups
  • Research Interests: Prevention and protective factors of ethnic minority youth, multicultural competence in training and clinical settings, racial socialization of transracial adoptees, oppressive factors among marginalized populations
  • Contact info: klangrehr@luc.edu
Kenia L. Gomez (enrolled 2006)
  • Hometown: Miami, FL
  • Nationality: Cuban-American
  • Clinical Interests: Child and adolescents, immigrant population, trauma survivors, and relationship and attachment issues.
  • Research Interests: Negative multicultural experiences in the classroom, the impact of attachment in adolescent immigrants and their school achievement.
  • Contact Info: KGomez1@luc.edu

Isabel Moallem (enrolled 2006)

  • Hometown: Silver Spring, MD
  • Clinical Interests: College students, families.
  • Research Interests: Impact of school belonging on academic persistence and achievement, subjective well-being, ethnic identity development among adolescents.
  • Contact Info: BMoalle@luc.edu  

Corey Steele (enrolled 2006)

  • Hometown: Dallas, TX
  • Clinical interests: College counseling, prevention and outreach with “at-risk” youth from urban settings
  • Research interests: Racial identity development issues for African American males and their experiences related to racial socialization
  • Contact info: jsteel1@luc.edu