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Bloomington, IN
Posted:
October 08, 2012

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Quetzal Athena Class

Email: abovcn@r.postjobfree.com Dept. of Psychology & Brain Sciences

Phone: 812-***-**** Indiana University (IU)

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Web: Developmental Psychopathology Lab

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Bloomington, IN 47405

Education

Department of Psychological and Brain Science, IU, Bloomington, IN 2007-presentDoctoral student in APA-Accredited Clinical Science Program

Advisor: Brian M. D Onofrio, Ph.D.

University of California, San Diego (UCSD), La Jolla, CA 2001-2005

Bachelor of Science with Highest Honors in Psychology

Graduated Magna Cum Laude

Honors Advisor: John Polich, Ph.D.

Funding

National Institute of Mental Health 2011-2013

Kirschstein National Research Service Award (NRSA)

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Individual Predoctoral Fellowship, MH094011, 2 percentile

Early Stress and Suicidal Behavior

National Institute of Health 2009-2011Indiana Clinical and Translational Sciences Institute (CTSI)

Individual Career Development Award, 5TL1RR025759-02

National Institute of Child Health and Human Development 2007-2009

Research Training Grant in Developmental Process, HD07475

UCSD Chancellor s Research Scholarship 2004

Opportunities Abroad Scholarship 2003

Irvine Memorial Scholarship 2003

William H. Stout Scholarship 2002

Honors and Awards

Most Outstanding Assistant Instructor 2010

Pre-Dissertation Travel Grant 2010

IU Office of the Vice President of International Affairs funded research and training at

the

Karolinska Institutet, Stockholm, Sweden

Behavioral Genetics Association Annual Conference, Travel Grant 2010

Early Life Programming and Neurodevelopmental Disorders Conference 2009

Travel Grant

Provost s Honor !wards 2001-2005

UCSD Honors with Highest Distinction 2005

Psi Chi Psychology Honor Society 2004

Quetzal A. Class

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Publications

Indiana

Clinical and Translational Sciences Institute Annual Meeting, Indianapolis, IN.

Class, Q. A., Lichtenstein, P., Langstrom, N;, & D Onofrio, B; M; (!pril, 2011); Quasi-

experimental

investigation of prenatal maternal stress and adverse birth outcomes: A population study,

Poster presented at the Society for Research in Child Development Biennial Meeting,

Montreal,

Quebec, Canada.

Class, Q; !;, Lichtenstein, P;, Langstrom, N;, & D Onofrio, B; M; (November, 2010);

Prenatal maternal

stress: Consequences from Birth to Death, Paper presented at the Psychological and Brain

Sciences Clinical Science Seminar, Bloomington, IN.

Class, Q. A., Lichtenstein, P., Langstrom, N., & D Onofrio, B; M; (October, 2010); Timing

of prenatal

maternal stress and adverse pregnancy outcomes, Poster presented at the Indiana Clinical

and

Translational Sciences Institute Indiana Retreat, Bloomington, IN.

Buss, C., Davis, E. P., Class, Q. A., Gierczak, M., Patillo, C., Glynn, L. & Sandman, C.

A. (July, 2010). Fetal

heart rate responses over pregnancy predict infant mental and motor development during

the

first year of life, Poster presented at the World Association for Infant Mental Health,

Leipzig,

Germany.

Class, Q. A., Lichtenstein, P., Langstrom, N., & D Onofrio, B; M; (!pril, 2010);

Investigating the relation

between human prenatal stress and adverse pregnancy outcomes: A population study of 2.6

million pregnancies, Poster presented at the Indiana Clinical and Translational Sciences

Institute

Annual Meeting, Indianapolis, IN.

Class, Q; !;, Lichtenstein, P;, Langstrom, N;, & D Onofrio, B; M; (January, 2010); !

population -based,

quasi-experimental investigation on the impact of prenatal maternal stress on fetal,

infant, and

adult health and psychopathology, Project presented at Indiana Clinical and Translational

Sciences Institute Trainnee Meeting, Indianapolis, IN.

Class, Q; !;, D Onofrio, B; M;, Langstrom, N., & Lichtenstein, P. (July, 2009). Timing of

prenatal maternal

stress, Paper presented at the meeting for Early Life Programming and Neurodevelopmental

Disorders, Philadelphia, PA.

Class, Q; !;, D Onofrio, B; M;, Langstrom, N;, & Lichtenstein, P. (May, 2009). Early

postnatal outcomes

of prenatal maternal stress: The importance of timing, Paper presented at the University

of

California, Irvine.

Class, Q; !;, D Onofrio, B; M;, Langstrom, N;, & Lichtenstein, P; (May, 2009); Timing of

maternal stress

during pregnancy differentially predicts gestational age at birth, Poster session

presented at the

Association for Psychological Science Conference, San Francisco, CA.

Class, Q; !;, D Onofrio, B; M;, Langstrom, N;, & Lichtenstein, P; (!pril, 2009); Prenatal

maternal stress

predicts gestational age at birth: The importance of timing, Paper presented at Indiana

University, Psychological and Brain Sciences Developmental Seminar, Bloomington, IN.

Class, Q; !;, D Onofrio, B; M;, Ganiban, J;, Spotts, E;, Lichtenstein, P., Reiss, D., &

Neiderhiser, J. (May,

2008). The impact of parental depression on offspring self-concept, Paper presented at

the

Association for Psychological Science Conference, Chicago, IL.

Class, Q. A., Gierczak, M., Pattillo, C., Davis, E., & Sandman, C. A., (2007, February).

Exposure to

maternal and placental peptides, Paper presented at the Winter Neuropeptide Conference,

Breckinridge, CO.

J., & Bates, J.

(April, 2009). Parent Behavior Training: Clinical applications, Workshop presented at

Indiana

University, Psychological and Brain Sciences Clinical Colloquium, Bloomington, IN.

Class, Q. A., Ahn, W.Y., Coyne, C.A., Donahue, K., Endres, M., Erickson, M., Goodnight,

J., & Bates, J.

(April, 2009). Parent Behavior Training: Addressing resistance, Workshop presented at

Healthy

Families Monroe, Bloomington, IN.

Research Experience

Developmental Psychopathology Lab2007-presentIU, Department of Psychology and Brain Sciences

Title: Graduate Student

Focus: Early risk factors for serious birth outcomes, infant mortality, and psychological

and

physical mortality and morbidity throughout the lifespan using genetically informed,

longitudinal designs

Advisor: Brian M; D Onofrio, Ph;D;

Postpartum Depression fMRI research,

IU Kinsey Institute2009-present

Title: Clinical Researcher

Focus: A functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) study of brain processing in

depressed

and non-depressed postpartum, and nulliparous women with placebo-controlled investigation

of an oxytocin nasal spray intervention

Advisor: Julia Heiman, Ph.D.

Women and Children s Health and Well-being Project 2005-2007UCI, Department of Psychiatry and Human Behavior

Title:

Clinical Research Coordinator

Focus: Investigate the impact of maternal stress on fetal and infant development

Advisors: Curt A. Sandman, Ph.D., Laura M. Glynn, Ph.D.

Quetzal A. Class 4

Cognitive Electrophysiology Laboratory2004-2005

The Scripps Research Institute, Molecular and Integrative Neurosciences

Title: Honors Student, Research Technician

Focus: Neural correlates of emotional processing

Advisor: John Polich, Ph.D.

Clinical Experience

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Student Clinician 2012-present

Intervention/Population: CBT for anxiety and depression among university students and

community members

Clinical Supervisor: Cara Lewis, Ph.D.

Evidence-Based Psychosocial Intervention Consultation, Student Clinician 2011-present

Intervention/Population: Consultation with other doctoral students regarding evidence-

based

approaches to treatment for cases from external and internal practica

Clinical Supervisor: Cara Lewis, Ph.D.

Parent Training Clinic, Student Supervisor2010-present

Intervention/Population: Supervise graduate student clinicians in a family-based parent

behavior training program aimed at reducing problem behavior in children with

oppositional

defiant disorder

Clinical Supervisor: John E. Bates, Ph.D.

Parent Training Clinic, Student Clinician 2008-present

Intervention/Population: Implement a family-based parent behavior training program aimed

at reducing problem behavior in children with oppositional defiant disorder

Clinical Supervisor: John E. Bates, Ph.D.

Alternative Alcohol Intervention Program, IU Office of Student Affairs 2011-2012

Intervention/Population: Motivational interviewing and behavioral intervention for

undergraduate alcohol and drug misuse

Clinical Supervisor: Walter Keller, Ph.D.

Adult Outpatient Clinic, Indiana University Hospital, Student Clinician 2011

Intervention/Population: Conducted evidenced-based therapy targeting clients with

anxiety,

depression, obsessive-compulsive disorder, and bipolar disorder

Clinical Supervisor: Jeffrey D. Lightfoot, Ph.D.

Postpartum Depression Evaluator, IU Kinsey Institute, Student Clinician 2009-2011

Intervention/Population: Postpartum depression evaluations with community members

participating in research

Clinical Supervisor: Johan Verhulst, M.D. & Julia Heiman, Ph.D.

Psychological Testing Clinic, Riley Hospital Child & Adolescent Psychiatry 2010

Intervention/Population: Neuropsychological testing of children and adults

Clinical Supervisor: William G. Kronenberger, Ph.D.

Quetzal A. Class 5

Evidence Based Behavioral Medicine Clinic, Student Clinician 2009-2010

Intervention/Population: Individual therapy for depression, anxiety, and headaches using

an

evidence-based approach.

Clinical Supervisor: Barbara Walker, Ph.D.

Volunteers in Medicine, Bloomington, IN, Student Clinician 2009-2010

Intervention/Population: Group and individual therapy and behavioral health intervention

targeting patients with diabetes, chronic pain, depression, anxiety, and smoking

cessation.

Clinical Supervisor: Barbara Walker, Ph.D.

Teaching Experience

Course Instructor

Prenatal Development and Theory 2010

Research Methods in Psychology 2009

Guest Lecturer

!bnormal Psychology and Stress 2010, 2011

Health Behavior Change: Smoking Cessation 2010

The Treatment of !nxiety Disorders 2009

Teaching Assistant

Statistics, UCSD 2005

Special Education,

Dublin, Ireland 2003

Professional Development

Clinical Training Workshops

Structured Clinical Interview for DSM-IV-TR Axis I Disorders, 2011

Cara Lewis, Ph.D.

Smoking Cessation, Barbara Walker, Ph.D. 2009

Child Inclusive Dispute Resolution, Jennifer McIntosh, Ph.D 2007

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Pain, Beverly Thorn, Ph.D. 2008

Statistical Training

Survival Analysis, Statistical Horizons Training 2008

Statistical Analysis System (SAS), UCI Statistical Consulting 2006

Formal Ethical Training

RCR, Collaboration and Authorship Workshop 2012

RCR Graded Course (A) 2011

Data Management Panel Member 2011

IU Research Ethics, Education, and Policy

Volunteering

Volunteers in Medicine, Community clinic for the uninsured 2009-2010

Trauma Intervention Specialist, Orange County, CA Chapter 2008

Student Health Advocate, Health and Wellness Clinic, UCSD 2006-2008

Quetzal A. Class 6

Other Professional Activities

Psychology and Brian Sciences Representative 2011-present

IU Graduate and Professional Student Organization (GPSO)

GPSO Health Benefits Committee Member 2011-present

Society Membership

Association for Contexual Behavioral Science 2011

American Association for Suicidology 2011

Society for Research in Child Development 2011

World Association for Infant Mental Health 2011

International Society on Infant Studies 2011

Society for the Teaching of Psychology 2010

Behavioral Genetics Association 2010

Society for Clinical and Translational Science 2009

Society for a Science of Clinical Psychology 2009

Association for Psychological Science 2008

Cognitive Neuroscience Society 2006

Psi-Chi Psychology Honors Society 2004

National Society for Collegiate Scholars 2002

Quetzal A. Class 7



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