Pamela Ann Cingel. St. Thomas University NW 32 nd Ave. Miami Gardens, FL

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1 Pamela Ann Cingel St. Thomas University NW 32 nd Ave. Miami Gardens, FL EDUCATION Doctor of Philosophy, 1992 Major: Educational Psychology Minor: Human Resource Development The University of Toledo, Toledo, Ohio Master of Education, 1979 Major: Guidance and Counseling The University of Toledo, Toledo, Ohio Bachelor of Arts, 1978 Major: Psychology The University of Toledo, Toledo, Ohio Major Areas of Training: Instruction, training, human resource training, cognitive behavioral therapy, adolescent development and research. Dissertation Title: A Comparison of Psychologists and Alcohol/Drug Counselors on Chemical Dependency Treatment Variables PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE Professor of Psychology (2004-present) and Director of the Psychology Program ( 2008-present)and Director of the Psychology Fellows Program (2013-present) St. Thomas University, Miami Gardens, FL Teach undergraduate psychology classes and graduate education classes. Responsible for the scheduling of all psychology classes, program development, director of the UNI 101 program. A founding member of the Ed.D. Leadership team.

2 Director of the Faculty and Student Research Center (2004-present) St. Thomas University, Miami Gardens - Responsible for the annual Undergraduate Research Symposium Interim Dean of Undergraduate Studies and Programs ( ) and Associate Professor of Psychology ( ) St. Thomas University, Miami Gardens, FL- Responsible for all the undergraduate academic programs including the budget, scheduling of classes, selected accreditation processes, new program development, work in close association with student affairs regarding recruitment, retention and student orientation. Administrative accomplishments (select list): Assessment of Undergraduate and graduate programs, revision of general education requirements, Department of Education Teacher Program approval, Admission Criteria revision, Academic Convocation, Academic Policy Manual, articulation with University of Miami Nursing Program, development of BA/JD program. Assistant Professor of Counseling ( ) St. Thomas University, Miami Gardens, FL- Responsible for teaching primarily graduate counseling students in a counseling program and secondarily, undergraduate psychology students. Served as the Sigma Tau Chapter Chi Sigma Iota Faculty Advisor & Director for the Research Lab. Capella University (2013) I teach a limited number of on-line classes in addiction. Assistant Professor of Counseling and Psychology ( ) Heidelberg College, Tiffin, Ohio Responsible for teaching undergraduate psychology students and graduate counseling students in a private liberal arts college. Private Practitioner ( )

3 Maintained a part-time private counseling and psychological practice Chemical Dependency/Mental Health Outpatient Counselor ( ) Private practice of Patrick Harris, Ph.D., psychologist, Tiffin, Ohio Provided outpatient chemical dependency and mental health counseling in a private setting. Worked with adolescents, adults, families and court-referred clients. Chemical Dependency Consultant ( ) Private Contractor/Consultant for Sandusky Valley Center, Tiffin, Ohio Provided consultation, education, and chemical dependency counseling to high school students in the school setting. Program Manager ( ) St. Vincent Medical Center, Tennyson Center, Toledo, Ohio. Responsible for the management and day to day operations in a comprehensive adolescent inpatient chemical dependency treatment setting. Provided clinical supervision of other professionals. Served on: Credentialing committee, staff development committee, Utilization review committee, advisory council, quality assurance committee and the juvenile probation committee. Presented numerous community workshops, and lectures on the topics of chemical dependency and co-dependency. Chemical Dependency Counselor/Therapist ( ) St. Vincent Medical Center. Provided individual, group and family chemical dependency counseling in a comprehensive adolescent inpatient treatment setting. The 12 step approach was utilized in this setting. Also, presented didactic information to patients, staff and the community. Drug Specialist (1980 to 1981) Zepf Community Mental Health Center, Toledo, Ohio. Provided public education, consultation, drug and alcohol counseling and mental health counseling to adolescents and adults. Developed a program of public education including workshops and seminars which were given to schools, churches, community groups and businesses aimed at prevention of drug

4 abuse, stress management, etc. Provided individual, group family and marital counseling. Provided in-service training to other agency professionals. Acted as a community liaison and consultant between Zepf and other community agencies. Chemical Dependency Counselor and EAP ( ) Alcohol and Substance Abuse Center, Monroe, Michigan. Provided chemical dependency outpatient services, conducted evaluative client consultations to determine individual needs and eligibility for services, provided family counseling, prepared client care plans, assisted in program evaluation, client referrals and educational services. Crisis Counselor ( 4/79 to 8/79) Rescue Crisis Center, Toledo, Ohio. Handled crisis situations including suicide prevention, drug abuse and battered women. This included both phone and individual contact. Short term therapy and follow-up referrals to agencies were also provided as well as outreach to client s home for individual and family counseling. Case Manager ( ) Northwestern Ohio Developmental Center, Toledo, Ohio. Duties included development and implementation of treatment plans for mentally retarded clients, evaluation of client s levels of functioning and development of group programming. INTERNSHIPS Goodwill Industries, Toledo, Ohio (1978) Conducted supervised counseling and administered manual dexterity tests in the Testing and Evaluation Department. St. Vincent s Alcoholic Recovery Program, Toledo, Ohio (1979)

5 Designed specific treatment plans for individual clients and provided short and long-term therapy. Additional responsibilities included: co-leading group sessions, participating in lectures and recreational activities and providing information to families of alcoholics. PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS American Counseling Organization Psi Chi, member and Faculty Advisor Chi Sigma Iota PROFESSIONAL LICENSE State of Florida Licensed Mental Health Counselor PUBLICATIONS Gillig, S.E. and Cingel, P. (2016). Co-occurring disorders and addictions treatment (in Foundations of Addictions Counseling). David Capuzzi & Mark Stauffer, Editors. New York: Allyn and Bacon. Gillig, S., Cherry, A., Moon, C., Cingel, P., & Lewis, T. (2008). Measures for counseling practice evaluation (MCPE): An outcome tool for evaluating effectiveness throughout the counseling process. OCA Journal of Professional Counseling, April, ctice%20evaluation%20(mcpe).pdf Gillig, S.E. and Cingel, P. (2011). Co-occurring disorders and addictions treatment (in Foundations of addictions counseling). David Capuzzi & Mark Stauffer, Editors. New York: Allyn and Bacon. Cingel, P & Gillig, S. ( 2004). Youth Gang Formation and Trends in The United States as Exemplified Through an In-Depth Interview of a Former Miami Latin Kings Gang Member. In M. Duffy (Ed.), Teen Gangs: A Global View, Chicago, Greenwood Publishing. Bachay, J. & Cingel, P. ( 1999). Restructuring resilience: Emerging Voices.

6 Journal of Women and Social Work, 14 (2), Gillig, S.E. & Cingel-Gillig, P.A. ( 1995). Depressed moods in university Students: Induced and reversed using self-referenced statements. ( Report No. CG ). Toledo, OH: University of Toledo, Center for Applied Science. ERIC Document Reproduction Service No. ED ). REFEREED PRESENTATIONS Pickens J. and Cingel, P. (2004). The Use of the E-Portfolio in Assessment and Education ( Presented at the International Conference on College Teaching and Learning, Jacksonville 2004) Cingel, P. and Pickens, J. (2002) Technology Service Learning: Student Teachers Learn Computers (Presented at the International Conference on College Teaching and Learning, Jacksonville 2002) Cingel, P., Gillig, S.., Duffy, M., Veshinski, S. and Tureen, R. (2002). Supervision training model and practice (Presented at the American Counseling Association, Annual Convention in New Orleans, LA, March 25, 2002). Cingel, P., Duffy, M., and Gillig, S. (2000). Five stage model of the counseling process. (Program presented at the American Counseling Association, Annual Convention in Washington DC, March 24, 2000). Gillig, S., Cingel, P, and Duffy, M. (1999). Developing managed care-ready treatment plans and outcomes assessment measures. (Program presented at the American Counseling Association, Annual Convention in San Diego, CA, April 16, 1999). Gillig, S., and Cingel, P. (1997). Treatment planning and outcomes assessment skills for practicing counselors. (Program presented at the Florida Counseling Association 48TH Annual Convention: Letting the Sun Shine Through, Adam's Mark Hotel at the Florida Mall, Orlando, FL, November 15, 1997).

7 Gillig, S., Moon, C., Cingel, P., and Duffy, M. (1997). Measuring counseling efficacy in a counselor training clinic. (Program presented at the American Counseling Association, Annual Convention in Orlando, Florida, April 6, 1997). Gillig, S., Moon, C., and Cingel, P. (1995). A method of assessing counseling effectiveness in a counselor training program. (Program presented at the American Counseling Association, Annual Convention in Denver, Colorado in April, 1995). Gillig, S., Moon, C., and Cingel, P. (1994). A method of assessing counseling brief counseling effectiveness. (Program presented at the Ohio Counseling Association, All Ohio Counseling Conference in Columbus, Ohio, November 3, 1994). EXTERNAL FUNDING Activity Director, E-Portfolio Collaboration with Miami-Dade College INSTITUTIONAL SERVICE SACS Steering Committee Vice-President Search, Co-chair, Admissions Policy Council, Chair Graduation Committee Long Range Planning Committee Educational Policy Committee, Chair, Executive Board Faculty Forum: Chairperson, Secretary and Treasurer Rank, Compensation and Welfare Professional Development Committee Internal Review Board Educational Policy Committee Academic Policy Committee Dean and various Faculty Search Committees