Elizabeth Lillian Jeglic Ph.D.
Department
of Psychology
Phone:(212) 484-1195
Fax: (212) 237-8742
Education/Employment
2003-present Assistant Professor
Department
of Psychology,
2003-2004 Postdoctoral Research Fellow
Psychopathology
Research Unit
2001-2003 Doctor of
Philosophy
SUNY at
Dissertation:
An analysis of suicidal behavior in college students
Major Concentration: Clinical
Psychology
Minor
Concentration: Psychological Assessment
1998-2001 Master of Arts
SUNY
at
Thesis:
Coping with a partner’s depression: A caregiving model
Major Concentration: Clinical
Psychology
Minor
Concentration: Statistics
1996-1998 Bachelor
of Arts, Honors
Thesis: Prevalence of
depressive symptomatology in paediatric inpatients
Concentration:
Psychology
1992-1996 Bachelor of Science
Concentration:
Biochemistry
Awards and Scholarships
June 2006 Research Incentive Award ($1000)
Summer 2005 Summer Research
Institute for Suicide Prevention
National Institute of Mental Health
Summer 2002 The Vivian Smith Advanced Studies Summer Institute ($1000)
International Neuropsychological
Society,
2001-2003 Doctoral Fellowship ($17,400 / year)
Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of
March 2002
May 2001 Conference Scholarship ($85)
1998-2002 Tuition Scholarship ($8,000/year)
June 1999 Summer
Incentive Award (declined) ($2, 500)
Research Grants
2006 Forensic Psychology Research Institute ($2700)
Intervention for Suicidal Latino
Students
2005 Forensic
Psychology Research Institute ($4750)
Stress and Resiliency Project
Publications
Jeglic, E.L., Pepper, C.M., Vanderhoff, H.A., & Ryabchenko, K.A. (In Press). An
analysis of suicidal ideation in a college sample. Archives of Suicide
Research.
Berk,
M.S., Jeglic, E.L., Brown, G.K., Henriques, G.R., & Beck,
A.T. (In Press). Characteristics of Recent Suicide Attempters With and Without
Borderline Personality Disorder. Archives of Suicide Research.
Wnuk, D.**, Chapman, J.E. , Jeglic, E. L.
(In Press). Development and refinement
of a scale to measure attitudes
toward sex offender treatment. Journal of Offender Rehabilitation.
Lawrence,
E**., Jeglic, E.L., Matthew, L.T., & Pepper, C.M. (In Press). Gender differences in grief reactions
following the death of a parent. OMEGA:
Journal of Death and Dying.
Jeglic, E.L. & Jeglic, A.A. (in press) Negotiating with
disordered people. In C. Honeyman &
A, Schneider (Eds.) Canon of Negotiation.
Brown, G.K., Jeglic, E.L., Henriques, G & Beck, A.T. (2006) Cognitive Therapy,
Cognition and Suicide Behavior. In T.
Ellis Cognition and Suicide.
Sharp,
I.R., Henriques, G.R., Chapman, J.E., Jeglic, E.L.,
Brown, G.K., Beck, A.T. (2005).
Strategies used in the treatment of borderline personality disorder: A
survey of practicing psychologists. Journal
of Contemporary Psychology, 35(4), 359-367.
Jeglic, E.L., Chapman, J.E., Sharp, I.R., Brown, G.K., &
Beck, A.T. (2005). A history of family
suicide and problem solving abilities in a sample of suicide attempters. Archives
of Suicide Research 9(2), 135-146.
Jeglic, E.L., Vanderhoff, H.A., &
Donovick, P. J. (2005). The function of self harm in a prison population. International
Journal of Offender Therapy and Comparative Criminology, 49(2), 131-142.
Jeglic, E.L., Pepper, C.M., Ryabchenko, R.A., Griffith, J.W.,
Milller, A.B. & Johnson, M. (2005). Coping
with a partner’s depression: A caregiving model. Family Relations 54(1), 37-45.
Ryabchenko, K.A., Pepper, C.M., Jeglic, E.L.,
Beck, A.T., Brown, G.K.,
& Jeglic, E.L (2004). Cognitive Intervention
for Older Male Suicide Ideators: Treatment Manual.
Yates,
PM., Goguen, B., Jeglic, E.L, Martin, G., & Williams, S.
(2000). National Sex Offender Treatment
Manual. Correctional Service of
Yates,
PM., Goguen, B., Jeglic, E.L, Martin, G., & Williams, S.
(2000). National Sex Offender Treatment
Manual – Low Intensity. Correctional
Service of
Yates,
PM., Goguen, B., Jeglic, E.L, Martin, G., & Williams, S.
(2000). National Sex Offender Treatment
Assessment Manual. Correctional Service
of
Yates, P.M., Jeglic,
E.L., Martin, G., & Goguen, B.C.
(2000) National Sex Offender Program Service Provider Training Manual. Correctional Service of
**
Denotes student author
Manuscripts
Submitted for Publication
Jeglic,
E.L., Levy-Mack, H.J., Wenzel, A., Beck, A.T & Brown, G.K. Attitudes
toward treatment and treatment outcome in patients with borderline personality
disorder. Revise and Resubmit.
Cohen,
M.,** & Jeglic, E.L. Sex Offender Legislation in the
Currell, C.,** & Jeglic, E.L. An examination of polysubstance use among
urban college students
Manuscript submitted for
publication.
Blasko, B.**, Jeglic, E.L., & Mercado, C. A comparison of Sexually Violent Predators under Pennsylvania Megan’s Law. Manuscript submitted for publication.
Moster, A.**, & Jeglic, E.L., Prison warden attitudes toward prison rape and
sexual assault:
Findings
since the Prison Rape Elimination Act (PREA). Manuscript submitted for publication.
Bauer, R.**, & Jeglic, E.L., Delinquency, depression, and suicidal behaviors among college students
Manuscript submitted for publication.
Wnuk, D.**, & Jeglic, E.L., Public perceptions of sex offender treatment. Manuscript submitted for publication.
Jeglic, E.L., Kobak, K.K.,
Engelhardt, N., William, J.B.., Lipsitz, J., Bryson, H., & Bellow, K. A Novel Approach to Improving Inter-Rater
Reliability in Multi-National Trials. Manuscript
submitted for publication.
**
Denotes student author
Representative Professional Presentations
Schaffer, M**.; Jeglic, E.L.,
& Alvarez, S**. (2006, May). Empathy, Antisocial Behavior and
Associated Factors. Poster Presented at the annual convention of the
Association for Psychological Sciences,
Bauer, R., & Jeglic, E.L. (2006,
May). Delinquency, Depression, and Suicidal Behaviors in an Urban College
Population. Poster Presented at the
annual convention of the Association for Psychological Sciences,
Sahlstrom,
K. J**., Currell, C.**, & Jeglic, E. L. (March, 2006).
Attributions of responsibility and intervention needs for adolescent victims of
sexual assault. Poster presented at the annual Eastern Psychological
Association,
Currell,
C.**, Sahlstrom, K. J.**, & Jeglic, E. L. (March, 2006).
Delinquency, social problem solving and ethnicity in an urban undergraduate
sample. Poster presented at the annual Eastern Psychological Association,
Kardys,
Blasko,
B.** & Jeglic,
E. (2006, March). A comparison of sexually violent predators and sex
offenders not meeting sexually violent predator status. Poster presented at the annual meeting of the American
Psychology-Law Society Conference,
Jeglic,
E. (2006, March). Symposium: Attitudes
toward Sex Offenders: Students, Psychologists, & Wardens Share Their
Views. Chair of symposium presented at
the annual meeting of the American Psychology-Law Society Conference,
Currell,
C.** and Jeglic, E.L. (2006, March). Comparing the social and
personal effects of polysubstance use with non-users in an urban college
sample. Poster presented at the annual meeting of the American Psychology-Law
Society Conference,
Wnuk,
D.**, & Jeglic, E.L. (2005,
November). Attitudes toward the
treatment of sex offenders. Poster to be
presented at the Annual Convention of the Association for the Advancement of
Cognitive and Behavior Therapies,
Lawrence,
E.**, & Jeglic, E.L. (2005,
August). Gender differences in grief
reactions among parentally bereaved college students. Poster to be presented at
the Annual Convention of the Association for the Advancement of Cognitive and
Behavior Therapies,
Jeglic, E.L. (2005, October). The Function of Self Harm Behavior in
a Forensic Population. Paper to be presented at the National Conference on
Correctional Health Care, Denver, CO.
Jeglic, E.L. (2005, August). Borderline Personality Disorder, Self Injurious Behavior and Suicide. Chair of symposium presented at the Annual Convention of the American Psychological Association.
Levy-Mack. H.J., Jeglic, E.L., Beck, A.T., & Brown, G.K. (2005, August). The Role of Self Injurious Behavior in Individuals Diagnosed with Borderline Personality Disorder. Paper presented at the Annual Convention of the American Psychological Association
Jeglic, E.L. (2004, November). Cognitive
Behavioral Interventions for Sex Offenders.
Paper presented at the National Conference on Correctional Health Care,
Jeglic, E.L. & Chapman, J.E. (2004,
November). Cognitive Therapy for Suicide Attempters. Workshop to be present at the annual meeting
of the Association for the Advancement of Behavior Therapy,
Jeglic, E.L., & Chapman, J.E.
(2004, August). Complex issues in the
treatment of suicide attempters. In M.S. Berk (Chair), Cognitive-Behavioral
Approaches to Treating Suicidal Behavior. Symposium
conducted at the annual meeting of the American Psychological Association,
** Denotes student author
Academic Presentations
“
Cognitive Therapy for Suicide Attempters”.
Invited Colloquium Binghamton University Psychology Department,
“Cognitive
Behavioral Interventions for Sex Offenders”
“ An
Analysis of Suicidal Behavior in College Students”. Case Conference Presentation to the Clinical
Psychology Department, SUNY
“ The
Treatment of Sexual Offenders”. Case
Conference Presentation to the Clinical Psychology Department, SUNY
“The
National Sex Offender Treatment Program”.
Presentation to the National Ethnocultural Advisory Committee of
“
Issues Surrounding Psychotherapy with College Students”. Case Conference Presentation to the Clinical
Psychology Department, SUNY
PSY 872 – Therapeutic Interventions (Doctoral)
PSY/CRJ 707 – Treatment and Rehabilitation of Offenders (Masters)
PSY 760 – Psychotherapy (Masters)
PSY 242 – Abnormal Psychology (Undergraduate)
Department of Psychology
The
2002-2003 Adjunct Faculty –
Multimodal Therapy (Masters Level)
SOC 480L111 – Social Research Methods
Fall 2001 Instructor,
PSYC 473S - Senior Seminar - Psychology of Death and Dying
1998-2001 Teaching
Assistant,
PSYC 111 - Introduction to Psychology, PSYC 273 - Developmental Psychology, PSYC 473 - Adolescence
2002-2003 Executive Committee,
2000-2002 Advocacy
2001-2002 Member-at-Large for APA Students’ Science Directorate
Memberships
in Professional Societies
1998-present Member of the Association for the Advancement of Behavior Therapy
1996-present Member of the American Psychological Association
1998-present Member of the Society for the Science of Clinical Psychology
Clinical
Experience
2006-present Senior Therapist
American
Institute of Cognitive Therapy,
Outpatient
cognitive therapist for patients with axis I and II disorders.
2004-Present Clinical
Interviewer
MedAvante Inc.,
Administration of standardized
psychological evaluations (PANSS; HAMD; SIGH-AD; SCID)
2003-2004
Post Doctoral Fellow
Psychopathology Research Unit,
Cognitive
therapist and assessor for patients with severe mental illnesses; biweekly case
presentations at the Beck Institute
2003-2004 Cognitive Therapist
Center for Cognitive Therapy,
Outpatient cognitive therapy with
patients with axis I disorders
2002-2003 Predoctoral
Clinical Internship
Hudson
River Regional Psychology Internship Program (APA accredited)
Rotations:
DBT, Sex Offender Treatment, MICA, Cognitive Remediation
2001-2003 Neuropsychological Consultant
Mid-Hudson
Psychiatric Center,
Conducted neuropsychological evaluations with an
inpatient adult forensic population.
2001-2002 Psychological Consultant
United Health
Services,
Co-facilitated weekly adult inpatient psychotherapy
group. Performed psychodiagnostic assessment with psychiatric inpatients.
2001-2002 University Counseling Center
Co-facilitated weekly campus bereavement group for
college undergraduate students.
1999-2002 Outpatient Therapist
Conducted individual psychotherapy and psychological assessment with children, adolescents, and adults.
2000-2002 Neuropsychological Trainee
Conducted neuropsychological evaluation of children,
adolescents and adults.
1998-2002 Mood and Emotions Research
Laboratory
Conducted Structured Clinical Interview for DSM-IV
(SCID) Axis I and II and the Structured Interview Guide for the
1999-2000 Mental Health Consultant
Broome
Provided mental-health services to pre-schoolers,
parents and staff.
Developed and conducted
workshops and parent groups.
Conducted
psychological assessments with developmentally delayed children
Related Experiences
1999-2002 Junior Program Officer
Correctional
Service of
Designed programs for federally incarcerated sexual offenders at low, moderate and high risk to reoffend. Conducted program evaluation using empirically supported measures of static and dynamic risk factors. Designed staff training manuals. Oversaw the management of programming at a National level. Presented research findings at national and international conferences.
2000-2001 Assistant
to the Director of Clinical Training
Aided in the management and organization of clinical graduate training issues including clinical staff meetings, student teaching experiences, internship and practicum placement, graduate curriculum, and alumni relations.
1999-2000 Educational Consultant
Developed time management and study schedules for students with learning disabilities.