Shellene Mazany, LCSW Pegasus Dr. Orlando, FL (407)

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1 Shellene Mazany, LCSW Pegasus Dr. Orlando, FL (407) EDUCATION Master of Social Work, May 1995 Bachelor of Social Work, May 1994 Brevard Community College AA Degree, December 1991 Orlando, FL Orlando, FL Titusville, FL POSITIONS Instructor, Orlando, Florida School of Social Work 2011 Current Specialist, Social Work Services, Orlando, Florida Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS) Program Director Children & Youth Winter Park Health Foundation, Winter Park, Florida Founder & Administrator CHILL: Community Help & Intervention in Life s Lessons Winter Park Health Foundation, Winter Park, Florida EXPERIENCE Teaching Experience School of Social Work - Field Education Field Seminar courses taught in the Master of Social Work Program, Generalist and Clinical students, Spring & Fall 2011, Spring, Summer & Fall 2012, Fall 2013 Field Education Seminar course taught in the Bachelor of Social Work Program, Spring 2012 &

2 Clinical Experience Specialist, Social Work Services Conducted biopsychosocial assessments and coordinated referral services to community providers. Provided individual and group counseling, crisis intervention, consultation, evaluation and support services to students of varying multicultural backgrounds. Initiated and authorized involuntary examination (Baker Act) procedures in accordance with statute , Florida Mental Health Act. Responsible for clinical supervision and training for graduate level interns (Social Work & Mental Health Counseling Program students) in accordance with ethical guidelines, state laws, and Counseling Center policies and procedures. Provided outreach programming and workshops on a variety of developmental, preventative, and/or psychological topics, as well as consultative services to UCF faculty, staff, campus organizations and parents. Served as liaison between the UCF Counseling Center and community mental health agencies, mental health hospitals, and private practitioners. Chair of the UCF Counseling Center Referral Committee; assisted in the development of a web-based referral service for UCF students, faculty, staff and the general public. With assistance from the Student Development and Enrollment Services (SDES) Department, developed a Community Provider Database (CPD); an online referral source for UCF students, faculty, families and the community at-large. Winter Park Health Foundation (WPHF) Program Director, Children & Youth Partnered with diverse leaders and organizations throughout Orange County to help prioritize and strategically set goals for youth-directed activities in the Winter Park community including Winter Park, Maitland and Eatonville. Responsible for developing, implementing, managing and overseeing all aspects of specific youth-focused initiatives defined and approved by Board of Trustees. Provided direct oversight of the Coordinated School Health/Coordinated Youth Initiative (CYI); a model comprised of services including Mental Health Counseling, Nursing, Nurse Practitioner services and Healthy School Teams (HST s) located at 12 schools within the Winter Park Consortium Schools. These schools included 8 elementary schools, 2 middle schools, 1 ninth grade center and 1 high school with full funding provided by the Winter Park Health Foundation. Also included oversight of two School-Based Health Centers (SBHCs) located in the Winter Park Consortium Schools. Regularly worked with school administrators, nurse practitioners, instructional staff and parents to effectively deliver all youth-directed/school-based services in order to maintain best practices within the school setting. Fiscal responsibility of $1.5 million annual budget including budget preparation, analysis and oversight of programs and organizations funded by the Winter Park Health Foundation. Convened lay and professional groups and organized multi-organization initiatives to work successfully with WPHF constituents and members of the philanthropic community. Conducted annual needs assessments, identification of best practices, literature review and analysis of information for strategic planning purposes. Strived for continuous quality improvement through annual program evaluations related to children and youth initiatives. 2

3 Winter Park Health Foundation (WPHF) Founder - CHILL: Community Help & Intervention in Life s Lessons Proposed and attained $1.2 million to create and develop CHILL: Community Help & Intervention in Life s Lessons school-based counseling program. Hired and supervised team of diverse clinicians to provide intervention services for youth and their families by way of prevention, intervention and case management services for 12 Winter Park Consortium Schools including 8 elementary schools, 2 middle schools, 1 ninth grade center and 1 high school. Communicated frequently with WPHF Board of Trustees on updates regarding mental and physical health promotion for children and their families. Regularly worked with school administrators, instructional staff and faculty to administer CHILL Program counseling services. Managed and maintained annual fiscal budget of $1.2 million to support CHILL Program. Secured approval and ongoing funding commitment from Board of Trustees every three years. Center for Drug-Free Living New Horizons Counselor Established and led individual, group and family counseling sessions to address various issues including, but not limited to, anger management (bullying), substance abuse, COSA (Children of Substance Abusers), divorce, grief and loss, anxiety, depression and family dysfunction at middle and high schools throughout Orange County. Conducted classroom presentations on issues related to drugs and alcohol, peer pressure, stress management, bullying/cyber bullying and self-esteem issues. Maintained referral base including contact with and up-to-date information on other agencies serving the psychosocial needs of children, youth and their families. PRESENTATIONS Invited Presentations within the Withers, J. & Mazany, S. (2012 & 2013, August). Field Instructor Orientation. Orientation for Field Instructors and Task Supervisors providing supervision to master s level social work interns in field. Lupton, P. & Mazany, S. (2013, March). How Do I Become a Licensed Clinical Social Worker in the State of Florida? Presentation provided to master s level social work students preparing to graduate. Mazany, S. (2012, January). Supervision in Field. Presentation at the 16-Hour Field Instructor Training provided to Field Instructors, Task Supervisors and community members seeking to become Qualified Supervisors for Registered Clinical Social Work Interns within the State of Florida. Hall, S. & Mazany, S. (2012, January). Field Instructor Orientation. Orientation for Field Instructors and Task Supervisors providing supervision to bachelor level social work interns in field. 3

4 Mazany, S. (2010 & 2011, August). Counseling Center Referral Criteria and Procedures. Training provided to Counseling Center interns and trainees (pre-master s social work/mental health interns and pre-doctoral psychology trainees) about referral guidelines, access to community resources and referrals of high-risk clients. Glaser, D. & Mazany, S. (2011 & 2012, August). Letting Go and Staying Connected: A Parenting Challenge. Presentation provided to First Time in College (FTIC) parents and students. Mazany, S. ( ). Question, Persuade, and Resist Suicide Prevention (QPR) Gatekeeper Training. As part of Student Development and Enrollment Services (SDES) and Counseling Center outreach programming, provided QPR Training to Resident Advisors (RA s), student groups and campus organizations per request of faculty and Resident Area Coordinators. Mazany, S. ( ). Grief and Loss. Presentation provided to Counseling Center interns and trainees (pre-master s social work/mental health interns and pre-doctoral psychology trainees). Mazany, S. ( ). Crisis Debriefing after Experiencing Trauma. Outreach programming to Regional Campuses and Main Campus faculty and classrooms upon request. Other Presentations Watson, D. & Mazany, S. (2009, May). Coordinated Youth Initiative Program Outcomes and Recommendations. Summary and enhancement considerations of Coordinated Youth Initiative Program Outcomes (CHILL Counseling Program, School Nursing Initiative, Healthy School Teams). Mazany, S. (2007, September). Coordinated Youth Initiative Evaluation Update Report. Summary for Winter Park Health Foundation Board of Trustees at Trustee Dialogue. Wang, X. & Mazany, S. (2005, October) CHILL Program Evaluation Data Outcomes. Presentation to Winter Park Health Foundation Board of Trustees, Children & Youth Work Group Members and Winter Park Consortium Principals. Watson, D. & Mazany, S. (2004, September). Coordinated Youth Initiative Programs: School Nursing Initiative, CHILL Counseling Program. Presentation to Winter Park Health Foundation Board of Trustees. Byers, J., Ellis, N., Leon, A., Wang, X., Mazany, S. (2004, August). Community Help & Intervention in Life s Lessons (CHILL): CHILL Program Evaluation presented to Winter Park Health Foundation Board of Trustees. FUNDING Internal Funding Steen, Mann, & Mazany (Applicants) $2, Funded Funded 5/2013, Faculty Center for Teaching and Learning Scholarship for the Summer Teaching Conference (Scholarship of Teaching and Learning Track) Human rights and policy content in social work internships. Role: Applicant Funded 4

5 ACADEMIC SERVICE Student Development and Enrollment Services Counseling Center Chair of Referral Committee, Member of Care Management Team (CMT), Member of Substance Abuse Treatment Team, 2010, 2011 Member of Counseling Center Policy & Procedures Committee, 2011 College of Health and Public Affairs Member of the Diversity Committee, School of Social Work Member of the Field Sequence Committee, 2011 current Member of the Field Advisory Committee, current Member of the BSW Program Committee, current Liaison for the School of Social Work and the American Council for School Social Work (ACSS), current 5

UNIVERSITY COUNSELING SERVICES SOUTHERN CONNECTICUT STATE UNIVERSITY EN 219-B NEW HAVEN, CT 06515

UNIVERSITY COUNSELING SERVICES SOUTHERN CONNECTICUT STATE UNIVERSITY EN 219-B NEW HAVEN, CT 06515 Dear Applicant: Thank you for your interest in our graduate internship program. The University Counseling