La Pearl Logan Winfrey
Ph.D., Associate Dean, Clinical Training
Address:
117 Health Sciences Building
Phone: 937/775-3470
Fax: 937/775-3434
E-mail: lapearllogan.winfrey@wright.edu
Areas of Specialization/Interest
Cultural and individual differences,
psycholgy education/training, individual and systemic change, integrative
models of intervention.
Classes Taught
Integrative Psychotherapy
Practice Tutorial
Biographical
Information
A
graduate of the State University of New York at Stony Brook, Dr. La
Pearl Logan Winfrey is a professor and Associate Dean for Clinical Training
and Psychological Services at the School of Professional Psychology,
and the Chief Psychologist for the Pre-Doctoral and Post-Doctoral Residency
Programs. Dr. Winfrey received advanced management training at the Summer
Institute for Women in Higher Education Administration at Bryn Mawr
College. She has many years of experience providing psychotherapy to
diverse populations and, since 1990, has been involved in the education
of doctoral students in schools of professional psychology. Dr. Winfrey
is a past chair of the Chicago Chapter of the Association of Black Psychologists
and has served on the Association's Board of Directors and National
Convention Committee. She was President of the National Council of Schools
and Programs of Professional Psychology (NCSPP), having served as a
Council delegate since 1992 and a member of the Ethnic and Racial Diversity
and Women's Issues Committees. She was appointed in 2005 for a three
year term on the Committee of Accreditation (CoA). She serves as one
of two representatives from NCSPP. CoA currently oversees the accreditation
for 870 doctoral, internship and post-doctoral residency programs and
is housed in the Education Directorate, Office of Accreditation and
Consultation at American Psychological Association (APA). Dr. Winfrey
is also a member of APA's Division 45-Society for the Psychological
Study of Ethnic Minority Issues. She holds membership in and has done
professional presentations at the Association of the Advancement of
Behavior Therapy and the Society for Psychotherapy Research; she is
also a member of the Society for the Exploration of Psychotherapy Integration.
Dr. Winfrey has taught graduate courses in race and ethnicity, psychotherapy
integration, cognitive-behavioral theory and therapy, psychopathology,
and practicum and professionalization seminars. She has developed and
directed pre-doctoral internship programs and is the past recipient
of a federal grant to develop school-community partnerships in multicultural
clinical training.
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