Resume

• 2013

  HPA/LiveWell

  Office of Adolescent Pregnancy Prevention (AFCS/AFCSNY)

  University at Albany

  State University of New York

  Siena College

  Hindelang Criminal Justice Research Center

  University at Albany

  School of Criminal Justice

  Loudonville

  NY

  Courses taught: \nChild and Adolescent Psychopathology\nThe Psychology of Eating Disorders

  Instructor of Record

  Siena College

  Schenectady

  NY

  Visiting Assistant Professor

  Union College

  •\tCarried a caseload of approximately 15-20 individual therapy/assessment with clients with a wide range of DSM-IV Axis I and II psychopathology and symptom severity\n•\tProvided walk-in crisis and consultation services to the University at Albany community \n•\tConducted single session alcohol interventions

  Brief Alcohol Screening and Intervention of College Students \n•\tCoordinated Middle Earth Peer Assistance Program Outreach Program: supervised returning outreach students in a credit bearing course

  taught a credit bearing training course on peer education to outreach trainees

  supervised post-baccalaureate graduate assistant

  coordinated prevention and health promotion theme weeks on campus

  developed new outreach programming

  liaised with campus faculty and staff\n•\tMember of Intern Selection Committee

  Alcohol and Other Drug Prevention Committee

  Alcohol Awareness Week Planning Committee

  and Sexuality Month Planning Committee

  University at Albany Counseling Center

  University at Albany Weight and Eating Disorders Laboratory

  Albany

  NY

  •\tAdministered the Eating Disorder Examination (EDE)

  a semi-structured interview of eating disordered thoughts

  feelings

  and behaviors to prospective

  current

  and follow-up study participants\n•\tAdministered test meals to prospective

  current

  and follow-up study participants

  Eating Disorder Assessment Administrator

  Albany

  NY

  Instructor of Record

  Development of Child Psychology

  University at Albany

  State University of New York

  Albany

  NY

  •\tClinical staff member for intensive rehabilitation program for those with acquired brain injury (ABI)\n•\tAssisted with client case formulation and treatment planning\n•\tLed group sessions\n•\tCoached ABI patients in cognitive training tasks

  Clinical Staff Member

  NeuroPsychologic Rehabilitation Services

  •\tProvided psychological services to a caseload of 7-10 clients; included psychotherapy and assessment services\n•\tConducted court-ordered family assessments to provide recommendations as to appropriate placement and services for children and adolescents in temporary residential placement\n•\tParticipated in weekly assessment seminars. Assessments included neuropsychological

  cognitive ability

  attention

  personality

  and achievement tests (specific assessments available upon request)\n•\tAttended weekly individual and group supervision sessions

  conducted monthly case presentations to address clinical issues\n•\tCompleted telephone screens to obtain relevant information from potential clients; provided clients with information about services available at PSC\n•\tMaintained client charts

  included: intake assessment reports

  progress notes

  monthly mental status evaluations

  interim summaries

  and closing summaries\n•\tReviewed charting for practicum students and graduate assistants; Provided feedback and instruction as needed in order to ensure accurate and thorough documentation of services

  Psychological services Center

  University at Albany

  Conduct individual and group therapy with a specialty in eating disorder treatment.

  HPA/LiveWell

  Office of Adolescent Pregnancy Prevention (AFCS/AFCSNY)

  Albany

  NY

  •\tLocated

  collected

  organized

  and summarized research for the literature review for a paper describing a two-year sex education program for minority students and their parents being implemented in the Bronx; Supervisor: Marcia Sutherland

  Ph.D.\n•\tWrote literature review for an Office of Adolescent Pregnancy Programs (OAPP)-granted study on program implementation fidelity

  focusing on sexual education programs developed for use in underserved populations; Supervisor: Elaine Walker

  Ph.D. (Principal Investigator)

  Research Assistant

  Schenectady

  New York

  Assistant Professor

  Union College

• 2006

  Master of Arts (M.A.)

  Clinical Psychology

  University at Albany

  State University of New York

  Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.)

  Clinical Psychology

  AD HOC REVIEWER:\n\tBody Image: An International Journal of Research

  \n\tPsychiatry Research.\n\nMEMBERSHIP IN PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS:\nAssociation for Behavioral and Cognitive Therapies (ABCT)

  \n\tEating and Obesity Special Interest Group. \nAcademy for Eating Disorders (AED)

  \n\tMen’s Special Interest Group.\n\nEXPERT CONSULTANT on Male Body Image & Muscle Dysmorphic Disorder:\n\tMen’s Health Magazine.

  University at Albany

  State University of New York

  The University of Glasgow

• 2000

  Bachelor of Arts (B.A.)

  Psychology & English double major

  Phi Beta Kappa

  Dean's List (8 semesters)

  Graduate of Rutgers College Honors Program

  Rutgers University Orchestra

  Kirkpatrick Choir

  Deep Treble a Cappella

  Study Abroad program: University of Glasgow

  UK

  Rutgers

  The State University of New Jersey-New Brunswick

  Summa cum laude

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  Hildebrandt

  T.

  Walker

  D. C.

  Alfano

  L.

  Delinsky

  S.

  & Bannon

  K. (2010). Development and validation of a male specific body checking questionnaire. International Journal of Eating Disorders

  77-87. DOI: 10.1002/eat.20669

  Development and validation of a male specific body checking questionnaire.

  NeuroPsychologic Rehabilitation Services

  Psychological Services Center

  University at Albany

  Union College

  University at Albany Counseling Center

  University at Albany Weight and Eating Disorders Laboratory

• 9

  Walker

  D. C.

  Murray

  A. M.

  Lavender

  J.

  & Anderson

  D. A. (2012). The direct effects of manipulating body checking in men. Body Image

  462-468. doi: 10.1016/j.bodyim.2012.06.001

  The direct effects of manipulating body checking in men.

  The Encyclopedia of Body Image and Human Appearance is a unique reference for a growing area of scientific inquiry. It brings together in one source the research from experts in a variety of fields examining this psychological and sociological phenomenon. The breadth of topics covered

  and the current fascination with this subject area ensure this reference will be of interest to researchers and a lay audience alike.

  Body Image Behaviors: Checking

  Fixing

  and Avoiding.

  Body Image in People of African Descent: A Systematic Review.

  Katie Bannon

  Sherry Delinsky

  Ph.D.

  Lauren Alfano

  Thomas Hildebrandt

  Psy.D.

• 6

  Walker

  D. C.

  Anderson

  D. A.

  & Hildebrandt

  T. (2009). Body checking behaviors in men. Body Image

  164-170. doi: 10.1016/j.bodyim.2009.05.001

  Body checking behaviors in men.

  Andrea D. Murray

  M.A.

  Edited by Leigh Cohn

  Raymond Lemberg. The subgroup of males with eating disorders has been understudied

  and this book presents the most comprehensive look at this topic since Arnold Andersen edited the text Males with Eating Disorders in 1990. This monograph represents both original research and reviews of other studies based on a special issue of Eating Disorders: The Journal of Treatment and Prevention

  with additional added chapters.

  Body checking and avoidance behaviors in men: Current findings and future directions.

  Drew Anderson

  Ph.D.

  Jason Lavender

  Ph.D.

  Andrea D. Murray

  M.A.

• 000

  Albany

  NY

  •\tRecruited juvenile and young adult participants from community\n•\tSupervised graduate and undergraduate research assistants.\n•\tInterviewed adolescents and young adults regarding plea deal decision making

  experience with the justice system

  and adjudicative competence\n•\tManaged laboratory hardware and software including video recording system and computerized assessment material.

  Project Coordinator

  Creating and Transferring Knowledge on Guilty Pleas

  NSF

  $175

  Hindelang Criminal Justice Research Center

  University at Albany

  School of Criminal Justice

  •\tServed as a resource for faculty supervisors

  graduate assistants

  and practicum students regarding policies and procedures of the Psychological Services Center (PSC)\n•\tCoordinated orientation activities and materials for practicum students and faculty supervisors; Trained students to utilize closed circuit visual recording system to videotape sessions; Familiarized trainees with PSC charting procedures \n•\tFacilitated coordination of weekly assessment seminars; Led assessment seminars at request of PSC Director. Assessments included neuropsychological

  cognitive ability

  attention

  personality

  and achievement tests (specific assessments used available upon request)\n•\tMaintained assessment library: organized

  ordered

  and updated materials as needed

  informed faculty supervisors and trainees about relevant assessment procedures\n•\tAssisted in program development for contract with Albany Family Court

  St. Anne’s Institute

  and Samaritan Shelters; Redesigned family assessment interview; Organized system for decision-making

  task delegation

  and communication between PSC graduate assistants and St. Anne’s Institute social workers\n•\tManaged PSC’s hardware and software and was responsible for troubleshooting any problems that arose. Hardware and software included state of the art closed circuit video recording system and computerized assessment administration and scoring programs.

  Psychological Services Center

  University at Albany

  Spanish

  French

  Graduate Student Organization Travel Grant

  Grant received to fund travel to present research at the Academy for Eating Disorders’ 2009 International Conference on Eating Disorders in Cancun

  Mexico. Award amount: $275

  University at Albany

  Graduate Student Organization

  Psychology Department Graduate Initiative Award

  Grant received to fund recruitment for ecological momentary assessment of body checking

  avoidance

  and affect in women. Award amount: $260

  University at Albany

  Psychology Department

  Academy for Eating Disorders (AED) Early Career Investigator Travel Fellowship

  Fellowship covers costs associated with attending and presenting research at the 2010 International Conference on Eating Disorders in Salzburg

  Austria; Travel Fellows are invited to attend the Research Teaching Day (invite only)

  offered by AED in collaboration with the Eating Disorders Research Society

  Funded by the National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH) & AED

  Graduate Student Organization Travel Grant

  Grant received to fund travel to present research at the 2010 Eating Disorders Research Society conference in Boston

  MA. Award amount: $250

  University at Albany

  Graduate Student Organization

  Psychology Department Graduate Initiative Award

  Grant received to fund recruitment for dissertation research. Award Amount: $150

  University at Albany

  Psychology Department

  National Psychologist Trainee Register Credentialing Scholarship

  Scholarship created in conjunction with American Psychological Association of Graduate Students (APAGS) to cover costs of initial registration fees in order to be credentialed by the National Register of Health Services Psychologists (NRHSP) - Scholarship amount: $300

  National Register of Health Services Psychologists (NRHSP)

  Invited Paper Presentation

  Academy for Eating Disorders (AED) Early Career Investigator Travel Fellows

  Invited to present a paper at the 2010 International Conference on Eating Disorders in Salzburg

  \nAustria; Paper session earmarked specifically for Academy for Eating Disorders (AED) Early Career Investigator Travel Fellows

  Academy for Eating Disorders (AED) & National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH)

  Graduate Student Organization Research Grant

  Grant received to fund recruitment for dissertation research. Award Amount: $200

  University at Albany

  Graduate Student Organization

  University at Albany Benevolent Association Award

  Grant received to fund recruitment for dissertation research. Award Amount: $500

  University at Albany

  Psychology Department Graduate Initiative Award

  Grant received to fund recruitment for ecological momentary assessment of body checking

  avoidance

  and affect in women. Award amount: $250

  University at Albany

  Psychology Department

  Academy for Eating Disorders (AED) Early Career Investigator Travel Fellowship

  Fellowship covers costs associated with attending and presenting research at the 2008 International Conference on Eating Disorders in Seattle

  WA; Travel Fellows are invited to attend the Research Teaching Day (invite only)

  offered by AED in collaboration with the Eating Disorders Research Society

  Funded by the National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH) & AED

  Rutgers School of Arts and Sciences Excellence Award Scholarship

  Rutgers College General Honors Program. Award Amount: $80

  000 (2000-2004)\n

  Rutgers University

• Body Image

  Psychotherapy

  Research

  Clinical Research

  Eating Disorders

  Psychology

  Weight loss

  Group Therapy

  Health psychology

  Psychological Assessment

  SPSS

  Higher Education Leadership

  CBT

  Interventions

  Program Development

  Mental Health

  Adolescents

  Crisis Intervention

  Community Outreach

  Treatment

  Body checking behaviors in men.

  Thomas Hildebrandt

  Psy.D.

  Drew Anderson

  Ph.D.