CURRICULUM VITA. JULIA A. SMITH, Ph.D. Associate Professor Division of Special Education Undergraduate and Graduate Faculty Appointed 1985

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1 1 JULIA A. SMITH, Ph.D. Associate Professor Division of Special Education Undergraduate and Graduate Faculty Appointed 1985 CURRICULUM VITA 1. Academic Experience Ph.D Human Development and Family Sciences Oregon State University M.S Counseling Education Oregon College of Education B.A Psychology (Honors) University of California, Santa Cruz 2. Certification and Licensure Certified Rehabilitation Counselor Licensed Professional Counselor (Oregon) Approved Supervisor for Licensed Professional Counselors 3. Professional Experience 2007-present Coordinator, Rehabilitation Counselor Education 2005-present Associate Professor, Rehabilitation Counselor Education 2003-present Guest Presenter, RCDHHA Summer Program Assistant Professor, Rehabilitation Counselor Education, Adjunct Assistant Professor, Rehabilitation Counselor Education, Consultant/Supervisor, Private Practice, Monmouth, OR Practicum Supervisor, Graduate Counseling Training, Oregon State University Undergraduate Instructor, Psychology Department, Western Oregon State College Counselor, Counseling Center, Adjunct Instructor, Rehabilitation Counselor Education, Undergraduate Instructor, American Sign Language, Special Education Division, Western Oregon State College Therapist, Private Practice, Monmouth, OR Director, Services for Students with Disabilities Office, Western Oregon State College Counselor, Community Counseling Center, Salem, OR

2 4. Faculty Load: Fall 2012: RC 607: Portfolio Seminar (.33.) RC 611: Introduction to the Helping Relationship (.33) RSA Project Director Buy-Out (.33) Winter 2013: RC 609: Practicum Rehabilitation Counseling: Deafness (.33) RC 633: Social and Cultural Diversity Issues in Rehabilitation (.33) RSA Project Director Buy-Out (.33) Spring 2013: RC 609: Practicum Rehabilitation Counseling: Deaf (.33) RC 610 Internship (.33) RSA Project Director Buy-Out (.33) Summer 2012: RC 631 Family, Disability, and Lifespan Development (.33) RSA Project Director Buy-Out (.33) 5. Additional Program Administrative Assignments Rehabilitation Counselor Education: Coordinator Rehabilitation Counselor Education: Project Director, Long-Term Training Grant, RSA Rehabilitation Counseling Cohort: Advisor Rehabilitation Counseling: Deafness Cohort: Advisor Rehabilitation Counselor Education: Mentor, Adjunct Faculty Rehabilitation Counselor Education: Mentor, New Tenure Track Faculty Rehabilitation Counselor Education: Advisor, Student Leadership Rehabilitation Counselor Education: Facilitator, Bi-Annual Advisory Board Meetings Rehabilitation Counselor Education: Facilitator, Bi-Annual Faculty/Staff Retreats Rehabilitation Counselor Education: Chair, Graduate Portfolio Committee Rehabilitation Counselor Education: Member, Graduate Portfolio Committee Rehabilitation Counseling Cohort: Student Applicant Recruiter Rehabilitation Counseling: Deafness Cohort: Student Applicant Recruiter Teacher Education: Deaf Education, Thesis Committee 6. Additional Collegiate Assignments Executive Committee, Special Education Division (2007 to present) Personnel Review Committee, Special Education Division (2005 to present) New Faculty Mentor, College of Education (2004 to present) Graduate Studies Committee, (2001 to present) Personnel Review Committee, Chair, Special Education Division, Chair (2007 to 2009) Faculty Senate, (2004 to 2006) Diversity Committee, College of Education (2003 to 2009) Dewey/Smith Award Committee, (1998 to 2004) Who s Who Committee, (1998 to 2004) 7. Professional and Academic Association Memberships Member, American Counseling Association Member, American Deafness and Rehabilitation Association Member, National Rehabilitation Association Member, National Rehabilitation Counselor Educator Member, Oregon Counseling Association Member, Western Association of Counselor & Educator Supervisors 2

3 3 8. Professional Assignments and Activities Board Member, Oregon Board of Licensed Professional Counselors and Therapists, Salem, Oregon Member, Certified Rehabilitation Counselor Exam Review Committee Member, Region X State Director s TACE Committee, Seattle, Washington Member, Northwest Symposium on Deafness and Rehabilitation Regional Conference Co-Chair, Deaf Mental Health of Oregon, Salem, Oregon Member, Connection Program Executive Board, Salem, Oregon Member, Region X Conference on Deafness Committee, Olympia, Washington Clinical Supervisor, Connection Counseling Staff, Salem, Oregon Clinical Supervisor, Hospice Counseling Staff, Albany, Oregon Clinical Supervisor, Hospice Counseling Staff, Linn-Benton, Oregon Consultant, Monmouth Police Department Graduate School Fair Presenter, RCE Representative, Salem, Oregon Transition Fair, RRCD Representative, Beaverton, Oregon 9. Awards, Grants, Recognition (March, 2013) Recipient Faculty Development Grant Award, Research Project, $5,000 (November, 2012) Recipient Faculty Development Grant Award, Professional Travel Conference, $600 (November, 2011) Recipient Faculty Development Grant Award, Professional Travel Conference, $600 (November, 2010) Recipient Faculty Development Grant Award, Professional Travel Conference, $900 (June, 2010) Recipient: Certificate of Excellence for Achievement in Receiving Extramural Funding , (October, 2009) Recipient: Rehabilitation Services Administration Grant, Under the Long Term Training; General Rehabilitation Competition (CFDA #84.129B), 5-Year, $750,000 (November, 2008) Recipient Faculty Development Grant Award, Professional Travel Conference, $900 (October, 2008) Certificate in Recognition of Commitment and Support of Students with Disabilities at (May, 2008) Recipient: Rehabilitation Services Administration Grant, Under the Long Term Training; General Rehabilitation Competition (CFDA #84.129B), 5-Year, $750,000 (January, 2006) Recipient Faculty Development Grant Award, Professional Travel Conference Serving in Official Capacity, $1,000

4 (October, 2005) Certificate of Recognition, Office of Disability Services, Western Oregon University (September, 2005) Promoted to Tenured Associate Professor, (June, 2004) Certificate of Achievement for 20 Years of Dedicated Service at Western Oregon University (May, 2004) Recipient: Rehabilitation Services Administration Grant, Under the Long Term Training; Rehabilitation of the Deaf Competition (CFDA #84.129Q), 5-Year, $500,000 (March, 2003) Recipient: Faculty Development Grant Award, Major Project Category, $2400 (February, 2002) Co-Recipient with Dr. Hank Bersani: Faculty Development Grant Award, Major Project Category, $1000 (October, 2000) Promoted to Tenure Track Assistant Professor, (May, 2000) Outstanding Service Award, Northwest Human Services, Salem, Oregon (April, 1999) Valuable Service Award, Connection Program, Northwest Human Services, Salem, Oregon (April, 1998) Promoted to Adjunct Assistant Professor, (May, 1995) Outstanding Presenter Award, Preparing for the Drug Free Years, Monmouth Elementary School, Monmouth, Oregon (October, 1992) Volunteer Award, Monmouth Police Department, Monmouth, Oregon (June, 1990) Presidential Commendation, 10. Selected Referred Publications and Professional International, National, Regional, and Local Presentations Publication Smith, J.A. (Winter, 2011). Embracing the elephant in the room: Interviewing ideas for applicants who are Deaf or hard of hearing. Journal of the American Deafness & Rehabilitation Association (JDARA), 44, International Presenter (January, 2006) 4 th International Conference on Education, Hawaii Deaf Students in Mainstream Colleges: Implications for Instructors and Administrators in Higher Education 4

5 National Presenter (May, 2013) Alabama State Vocational Rehabilitation, Birmingham, Alabama Ethics and Dual Relationships with Clients who are Deaf 5 Presenter with Ni, C. and Poage, K. (April, 2012) National Council on Rehabilitation Education. San Francisco, California. Pedagogies of a Hybrid Ethics Course: An Example of a Graduate Course Presenter (August, 2010) State Coordinator for the Deaf national Conference, Baltimore, Maryland Embracing the Elephant: Interview Tips for Clients who are Deaf or Hard of Hearing Presenter (June, 2008) State Coordinator for the Deaf National Conference, Rochester, New York Advancing the Profession: Turning Vision into Reality Presenter (February, 2008) National Council of Rehabilitation Educators, San Antonio, TX Advancing the Profession: Turning Vision into Reality Presenter (May, 2006) State Coordinators of the Deaf, Rochester, NY Partnering with Vocational Rehabilitation for Advanced Practicum: Planting a Seed Presenter (May, 2006) State Coordinators of the Deaf, Rochester, NY Crossing the Bridge to Effective Case Management: An Innovative Training Model Presenter (February, 2006) National Council of Rehabilitation Educators, San Diego, CA Partnering with Vocational Rehabilitation for Advanced Practicum: Planting a Seed Presenter (February, 2006) National Council of Rehabilitation Educators, San Diego, CA Crossing the Bridge to Effective Case Management: An Innovative Training Model Presenter (April, 2004) Deaf Studies Today 2004 National Conference, Utah Valley State College, Orem, Utah Deaf Students in Mainstream Colleges

6 Presenter (October, 2002) Convention of American Instructors of the Deaf (CAID), Vancouver, Washington College Should Be a Place That Will Change My Life: Perspectives of High School Seniors from the Pacific Northwest 6 Regional Presenter (March, 2013) Oregon Vocational Rehabilitation and Washington State Department of Vocational Rehabilitation, Portland, Oregon Ethics and Dual Relationships with Clients who are Deaf Presenter (April, 2013) Oregon Commission for the Blind. Portland, Oregon Dual Relationships and Ethics for Professionals who Work with Clients who are Blind Presenter (June, 2012) Oregon Commission for the Blind. Portland, Oregon Ethics and the Professional Disclosure Statement for Professionals who Work with Clients who are Blind Presenter (November, 2011) Oregon Commission for the Blind. Portland, Oregon Ethics and Decision Making for Professional who Work with Clients who are Blind Presenter (September, 2011) Northwest Training Forum on Employment for People who are Deaf, Deaf-Blind, or Hard of Hearing. Portland, Oregon Embracing the Elephant in the Room: Interviewing Ideas for Applicants who are Deaf or Hard of Hearing Presenter (July, 2010) Washington State Department of Vocational Rehabilitation, Seattle, Washington Ethics and Dual Relationships with Deaf Clients Presenter (July, 2008) Veterans Administration, Vocational Rehabilitation, Portland, Oregon Ethics and Decision Making for VR Professionals with the Department of Veterans Affairs Presenter (April, 2005) Western Symposium on Rehabilitation and Deafness, San Diego, California The Retention of Deaf Students in Mainstream Colleges Presenter (April, 2003) Western Symposium on Rehabilitation and Deafness, Seattle, Washington College Readiness: 10 High School Seniors Who are Deaf Speak Out

7 Local Presenter (August, 2010) Oregon Office of Vocational Rehabilitation Services In-Service, Salem, Oregon Ethics and Human Resource Assistants 7 Presenter (October, 2009) Oregon Higher Education and Disability (ORAHEAD) Fall Conference, Silverton, Oregon Stress in the Helping Professions Presenter (June, 2004) Human Development and Family Sciences Graduate Student Colloquium, Oregon State University, Corvallis, Oregon The Experiences of Deaf Students in Mainstream Colleges: A Qualitative Study Presenter (June, 2003) Human Development and Family Sciences Graduate Student Colloquium, Oregon State University, Corvallis, Oregon College Readiness: Perceptions of a Deaf Student and a Hearing Father Guest Speaker (November, 2002) Faculty Development through the Office of Services to Students with Disabilities, Oregon State University Understanding the Culturally Deaf College Student Presenter (January, 2001) Self-Help for the Hard of Hearing, Albany, Oregon Grief and Hearing Loss Presenter (July, 2000) Oregon School for the Deaf, Salem, Oregon The Grief Cycle Presenter (May, 1999) Professional Study Group, Salem, Oregon Developmental Issues from an Object Relations Perspective Presenter (April, 1999) Oregon Police Academy, Communication with People who are Deaf 12. Selected Presentations Presenter (July, ) Rehabilitation Counseling with Deaf and Hard of Hearing Adults Ethics and Decision Making for Professionals who Work with Clients who are Deaf or Hard of Hearing

8 Presenter (July, ) Rehabilitation Counseling with Deaf and Hard of Hearing Adults Intentional Counseling in a Rehabilitation Setting 8 Guest Speaker (November, 2004) Teacher Preparation: Deaf Education, College is a Challenge, But I ve Got Dreams and I Know I Can Do It! Deaf Students in Mainstream Colleges: A Qualitative Study Presenter (November, 2004) Rehabilitation Counselor Education, First-Year Students, Guidelines to Using the APA Presenter (April, 2004) Brown Bag Lunch Series, Regional Resource Center on Deafness, Western Oregon University Deaf Students in Mainstream College Settings Guest Speaker (November, 2003) Class: RC 595M Professional Issues in Rehabilitation Counseling Diagnosis in Rehabilitation Settings: Easy Guidelines to the DSM IV Guest Speaker (March, 2002) Class: RC 590M Professional Issues: Counseling with Clients Who Are Deaf Counter Transference and PTSD Affecting Deaf, Hard of Hearing and Deaf- Blind Clients Guest Speaker (February, 2002) Class: RC 552M Theories and Techniques, Psychoanalytical and Object Relations Theory Guest Speaker (June, 2001) Residence Assistants, Peer Counseling Guest Speaker (February, 2001) Class: RC 552M Theories and Techniques, Gestalt Counseling Presenter (Videotaped Presentation for Distance Learners) (November, 2000) Class: RC 507M Orientation to Graduate School, Certification and Licensure Presenter ( ) Residence Assistants, Crisis Counseling Guest Speaker (October, 1999) Class: RC 552M Theories and Techniques, Gestalt Counseling

9 9 Presenter (October, 1999), NRA-Oregon Chapter/WOU, Supervision Conference Orientation for New and Interested Supervisors Regarding Western s Rehabilitation Counseling Graduate Internship Program Presenter (October, 1998), NRA-Oregon Chapter/WOU, Supervision Conference Internship Supervision