CURRICULUM VITAE. Gwendolyn Gray, M.A., PhD, OTR/L

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1 1 CURRICULUM VITAE Gwendolyn Gray, M.A., PhD, OTR/L BUSINESS ADDRESS/PHONE: Tuskegee University/ School of Nursing and Allied Health John A. Kenney Hall (71-263) Tuskegee, AL PRESENT RANK/POSITION: Associate Professor HOME ADDRESS/PHONE: 18 Stuart Street/ / Montgomery, AL Tenure Status Tenured in 1990 LICENSURE/ CERTIFICATION STATE National Board for Certification in Occupational Therapy---January 1,1973 #AA Alabama State Board of Occupational Therapy October 31,1990 #0038 EDUCATION: Institution Date Degre Major e Auburn University 2008 PhD Rehabilitatio n & Special Education Auburn University at Montgomery Public Administrati on Emory University, Atlanta GA 1985 Graduate Studies in Divinity Samford University, Birmingham AL Undergradua te Certificate in Religion University of Alabama at Birmingham 1977 M.A. Education University of Alabama at Birmingham 1972 B.S. Occupational Therapy

2 2 AREA OF SPECIALIZATION: Mental Health, Pediatrics, Education, Administration & Certified infant massage trainer PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE: (List from most recent to the oldest) Academic Positions: Institution Date Position/Role Auburn University Part time graduate teaching assistant/teacher rehabilitation and special education Tuskegee University 1984-Present 2012-Present Faculty member Associate Professor/Teacher in occupational Assistant Professor and Director Occupational Therapy/Teacher & Administrator occupational Assistant Professor & Academic Fieldwork Coordinator/ Teacher & Administrator in occupational Assistant Professor/Teacher in occupational

3 Instructor/Teacher in occupational Clinical Positions: Institution Date Position/Role Tuskegee University Faculty Practice & 2015-present One-fifth time occupational practitioner/consul tant and clinician in occupational MH and Peds Hill Crest Sunshine Hospital Birmingham AL Chief Occupational therapist/administ rator and mental health practitioner in occupational United Cerebral Palsy Birmingham, AL Occupational therapist/develope d occupational program for children with developmental disabilities PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS DATE ORGANIZATION Roster of Accreditation Evaluators for the Accreditation Council for Occupational Therapy Education of

4 the American Occupational Therapy Association Present Present Board of Directors Council on Christian Unity, Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) in the U.S. & Canada Board of Directors Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) Alabama-N.W. Florida Region Alabama State Board of Occupational Therapy Board of Directors Christian Services for Children in Alabama- Board of Directors American Association of University Women Ecumenical Partnership Committee Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) & United Church of Christ in the U.S. National Black Occupational Therapy Caucus American Academy of Cerebral Palsy American Occupational Therapy Association Alabama Occupational

5 5 Therapy Association AWARDS: (List most recent to oldest) 2012 Manuscript reviewer Journal of the National Society of Allied Health Standardization Testing Team Pearson Corporation: B-MAT Assessment 2010 Certificate of Appreciation for presenting at the Tuskegee University s Academic Advising Workshop. May 12, 2010 Tuskegee University 25 Year Faculty Service Award. April 23, 2010 Elsie Holmes-McKibbin Lectureship Award Fall Conference, Alabama Occupational Therapy Association, September 10, 2010, Orange Beach, AL 2009 Certificate of Appreciation for presenting at the Tuskegee University s Academic Advising Workshop. May 12-13, Cum laude graduate and Graduation Marshall Auburn University Graduation December 19, Lifetime member Delta Epsilon Iota Academic Honor Society 2005 Service Commendation American Occupational Therapy Association as member of the HBCU Workgroup 2003 Service Award American Occupational Therapy Association for Roster of Accreditation Evaluators ( ) 2000 Certificate of Appreciation from the AL Occupational Therapy Assoc In Appreciation for Dedicated Service Award: from the AL State Board of Occupational Therapy Sabbatical leave awarded by Tuskegee University 1997 Outstanding Faculty Achievement Award

6 6 Tuskegee University Service Award Alabama Occupational Therapy Association Graduate Fellowship in the Department of Rehabilitation and Special Education at Auburn University Outstanding Faculty Performance Award for Community Service from the School of Nursing and Allied Health Tuskegee University Member of the Iota Pi Chapter of the Phi Sigma Alpha National Honor Society for Political Science 1988 Outstanding Faculty Performance Award for Teaching from the School of Nursing and Allied Health Tuskegee University Best Clinician Award for the Occupational Therapy class of 1972 at the University of AL in Birmingham RESEARCH: Field research assistant Pearson Field Research (B-MAT Standardization Team) San Antonio, TX Dissertation: The Roles of Touching and Massage Among Occupational Therapists and Special Educators in Early Intervention Programs Individual or Group Intervention in Occupational Therapy for the School Based Therapist. Presented at Auburn University in the Department of Rehabilitation and Special Education (April) 2004 Proposal for a Master of Science Curriculum in Occupational Therapy. Presented for Tuskegee University s Board of Trustees, Educational Policies Committee (March 19) 2002 The Use of Animal-Assisted Treatment in Occupational Therapy. Presented at the Biomedical Symposium (CVMNAH) Tuskegee University and Alabama Occupational Therapy Association s State Conference. (June 21 & Oct. 18 respectively)

7 Factors Which May Correlate With First Time Success On the AOTCB Exam Among Tuskegee University Occupational Therapy Students. Presented at the Scholarly Events Program SNAH at Tuskegee University. (March) Publications: 2010 Gray, G. (2010) Touching and Massage in Early Intervention Programs. Saarbrucken, Germany: LAP Lambert Publishing 2008 Gray, G. (2008). The Roles of Touching and Massage Among Occupational Therapists and Teachers in Early Intervention Programs. (Doctoral dissertation). Retrieved from Reviewer: Pearson Prentice Hall s Culture in Rehabilitation by Royeen and Crabtree 2003 Reviewer: Lippincott Williams & Wilkins Willard and Spackman s Occupational Therapy (10 ed.) by Crepeau, Cohn and Schell 1997 Occupational Therapy Fieldwork Manual ISBN# CAPCO Publishers GRANTS Grant for dissertation research from Tuskegee University Center for Bioethics, Dean s Office CVMNAH, and Title III ($4,906) 1987 Clinical coordinator for Pre-service Interdisciplinary Rehabilitation Training (PIRT). Funded by the Rehabilitation Services Administration Project Director for Student Therapist Experiences in Public Schools (STEPS). Funded by the U.S. Department of Education for $40, PROFESSIONAL PRESENTATIONS: 2012 Gray, G. Spirituality and Occupational Therapy. Elsie Holmes-McKibbin Lectureship Award Spring Conference, AL Occupational Therapy Association, April 14, 2012, Birmingham, AL 2011 Gray, G. The Roles of Touching and Massage Among Occupational Therapists and Teachers in Early Intervention Programs. School of Nursing and Allied Health Annual Scholarly Events and Research Symposium. Tuskegee University, AL. March 18, 2011.

8 Gray, G. A Career in Occupational Therapy. Alpha Epsilon Delta Honor Society, Auburn University, Auburn AL. March 23, Gray, G. Overview of Academic Advising. In Raising Students Performance Through Advising. Office for Academic Affairs, Tuskegee University. Tuskegee AL. May 12, Gray, G. Academic Advising to Enhance Student Learning in the School of Nursing and Allied Health in the Academic Advising Training, Office for Academic Affairs, Tuskegee University. Tuskegee AL. May 12, Gray, G. The Roles of Touching and Massage Among Occupational Therapists and Teachers in Early Intervention Programs. Alabama Occupational Therapy Association Fall State Conference in Gulf Shores, AL. September 11, Gray, G. Brain Fitness. Alabama Occupational Therapy Association East Central District Meeting. October 20, Gray, Gwendolyn. The Roles of Touching and Massage Among Occupational Therapists and Teachers in Early Intervention Programs: Translational Research in Basic and Clinical Sciences. College of Veterinary Medicine, Nursing & Allied Health, Tuskegee University. Tuskegee AL. September 17-19, 2008 Gray, Gwendolyn. The Roles of Touching and Massage Among Occupational Therapists and Teachers in Early Intervention Programs ALOTA, East Central District Meeting, Tuskegee University. Tuskegee AL. October 23, Gray, Gwendolyn. Transition Legislation and Special Education. College of Education- Rehabilitation and Special Education. Auburn University. January 8, 2007 Gray, Gwendolyn. Introduction of Guest Speaker. TUOTAA Biennial Symposium Tuskegee University, AL. March 16, 2007 Gray, Gwendolyn. Ethics in Health Care Profession, Infusing Ethics across Academic Programs: UNCF/Mellon Faculty Teaching and Learning Institute. College of Liberal Arts and Education, Tuskegee University. Tuskegee AL. November 29, Gray, Gwendolyn. Stress Management. Macon County Cancer Coalition. Tuskegee AL Kellogg Conference Center Tuskegee University Campus. April 29, 2006 Gray, Gwendolyn. Individual or Group Intervention in Occupational Therapy for the School Based Therapist. College of Education-Rehabilitation and Special Education, Auburn University. June 1, Gray, G.: My Experience in Birmingham during the Civil Rights

9 9 Struggle. Black History month presentations; College of Liberal Arts and Education, Tuskegee University, Tuskegee, AL. February 15, 2005 Gray, G.: Professional Ethics in Occupational Therapy in Introduction to Ethics class, College of Liberal Arts and Education: Tuskegee University. Tuskegee, AL. April 6, Gray, G.: Research and the Dissertation Process. In Research in Physical Education class at Alabama State University. March 7, Gray, G. and Shakir, M: Infant Massage. Alabama Occupational Therapy Association East Central District. September 23, Gray, G. and Rogers, S.: The Use of Animal Assisted Therapy in Occupational Therapy. College of Veterinary Medicine, Nursing and Allied Health s Annual Biomedical Symposium, Tuskegee University. June 21 Gray, G. and Rogers, S.: The Use of Animal Assisted Therapy in Occupational Therapy. Alabama Occupational Therapy Association Fall Conference. October 18 Gray, G. and Shakir, M.: Participatory Strategies to Build OTR/COTA Collaboration. Alabama Occupational Therapy Assoc. Fall Conference. October Gray, G.; Rowe, J.; and Toole, D.: Issues in Education: A Panel discussion with Professional Program Directors. Alabama Occupational Therapy Conference, Birmingham AL. April 16. Gray, G.; Cosby, A.; McDonald, S.; and Darden, L.: AL State Board for Occupational Therapy panel discussion on Ethics in Fieldwork Education. Held at the University of AL in Birmingham, Occupational Therapy Department, May Ingram, R., Gray, G., & Baird, S.: Maternal Interpretation During Interaction with Down Syndrome Infants. Council for Exceptional Children Annual Conference. Chicago. December Gray, Gwendolyn: Occupational Therapy in Early Intervention. School of Nursing and Allied Health Annual Scholarly Events Program. Tuskegee University, AL. March Gray, Gwendolyn: Factors Which May Correlate With First Time Success On The AOTCB Exam Among Tuskegee University Occupational Therapy Students.School of Nursing and Allied Health Annual Scholarly Events Program. Tuskegee University, AL. March Gray, Gwendolyn: Intuitive Management: Left and Right Brain Styles. AL Occupational Therapy Annual State Conference. April Gray, Gwendolyn: A History: State Licensure Laws in Occupational Therapy. AL Occupational Therapy State Conference. April.

10 10 Lyles, G., Moore, M., Chappell, E., & Gray, G.:Internationalizing Occupational Therapy Curricula in a symposium entitled: Internationalizing Allied Health. The Great Southern Annual Occupational Therapy Conference. October Gray, Gwendolyn: Wellness: A Holistic Approach. School of Nursing and Allied Health Annual Scholarly Events Program. Tuskegee University, AL. April Gray, Gwendolyn: Wellness: A Holistic Approach to Mental Health. AL Occupational Therapy Association East Central District meeting. Tuskegee University, AL. September Gray, Gwendolyn: Student Therapist s Experiences in Public Schools. The Great Southern Annual Conference in New Orleans, LA. October Gray, Gwendolyn: Occupational Therapy and the Learning Disabled Child. The United States Department of Defense: Maxwell AFB Elementary School. Montgomery AL. September Gray, Gwendolyn: Wellness: A Holistic Approach to Mental Health. Tuskegee Veterans Administration Medical Center; Tuskegee AL. June. SERVICE University College Union and Student Life Committee 1987 Parent s Day Committee Senator, Faculty Senate from Allied Health: Served as Chair of the Constitution and By-laws Committee ( ); Executive Secretary/Executive Board ( ); and member of the Academic Affairs Committee ( ); Faculty handbook Committee ( ); Academic Personnel Evaluation Committee (1988) Academic Personnel Services Committee Chair and member Council of Department Heads Faculty Senate Research Committee Academic Advising Committee member Academic Appeals Committee member 2009-Present 2012-Present Liaison Committee President s Essay and Awards Program member University Judiciary Committee College CVMNAH Graduate Faculty Council

11 11 School/Department School of Nursing and Allied Health Committees: Nominating Committee, Bylaws Committee, Research and Grants Committee Department Committees: Freshmen Orientation, Faculty & Student Handbooks Grants Development Committee Community Volunteer: Macon County Head Start and Good Samaritan Ministries (Montgomery, AL)