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Chia-Liang Dai
Vitae
Graduate Student, Health Promotion and Education Program
Associate Fellow, Office of Dean, College of Education, Criminal Justice, and Human
Services
University of Cincinnati
Health Promotion and Education Program
College of Education, Criminal Justice, and Human Services
2600 Clifton Ave., Cincinnati OH 45221
PO Box 210002
Teachers/Dyer Hall
E-mail: [email protected]
EDUCATION
Ph.D. 2012-14
(expected)
Health Promotion and Education
Minor: Counselor Education
University of Cincinnati, OH, USA
M.S. 2011-12
Health Promotion and Education
Focus: Community Health
University of Cincinnati, OH, USA
Ph.D. Program
2011 Summer
Leisure Behavior
Focus: Therapeutic Recreation
Indiana University, IN, USA
M.S. 2006-09
Counseling Psychology
National Dong Hwa University, Hualien, Taiwan
Thesis: Harmful Parentification of Counselors: Awareness,
Transformation and Transmutation
B.Ed. 2001-05
Instructional Psychology and Counseling Education
National Hualien University of Education, Hualien, Taiwan
Thesis: Taiwanese Counselor Trainees’ Learning Experience on
Helping Skills
.
HONORS AND GRANTS
2013-14 Graduate Students Faculty Research Mentoring Grant, University of
Cincinnati
2013-14
Graduate Incentive Award, University of Cincinnati, Ohio
2013-14
University Graduate Assistantship, University of Cincinnati, Ohio
2013
American Psychological Association Student Travel Award, APA
2013
Graduate Summer Undergraduate Mentoring Fellowship, University of
Cincinnati
1 2012-13
Hazel F. Gabbard Doctoral Research Associate Award, University of
Cincinnati, Ohio
2012-13
University Graduate Scholarship, University of Cincinnati, Ohio
2011-12
Graduate Students Faculty Research Mentoring Grant, University of
Cincinnati
2011-12
Conference Traveling Award, University of Cincinnati, Ohio
2010-11
Hakka Academic and Cultural Activities Grant, Hakka Affairs Council,
Taiwan
2010
National Science Council Research Fellowship, National Taiwan University
2006-08
National Science Council Fellowship, Taiwan Counseling & Guidance
Association
2005
Outstanding Alumni, IPCE, NHLUE, Taiwan
2004-05
Academy Prospective Student Award, IPCE, NHLUE, Taiwan
2004
Athletic Representative, NHLUE, Taiwan
2003-04
Outstanding Student Award, National Chiayi Senior High School, Taiwan
2000
Exemplary Student Award, National Chiayi Senior High School, Taiwan
EMPLOYMENT
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2012-14 Associate Fellow
Office of Dean College of Education, Criminal Justice and Human Services,
University of Cincinnati.
2011
Elementary School Teacher and School Counselor
Bo-Jia Elementary School, Taipei, Taiwan
2010
Research Fellow
Department of Social Work, National Taiwan University
2009-10 Military Mental Health Counselor
Counseling Center, Central Coastal Patrol Office, Coast Guard Administration,
Executive Yuan, Taiwan
2006-09 Graduate Assistant
Department of Counseling Psychology, National Dong Hwa University,
Hualien, Taiwan
PUBLICATIONS
BOOK CHAPTERS
Kao, C. C., Kuo, H, L., & Dai, C. L. (2011). Shiau-Gaung runs away from the school.
In National Dong Hwa University Center for Teacher Education (Eds.), Case study
and teacher education: Theory and practice. Taipei: Higher Education.
Lin, M. J., & Dai, C. L. (2005). When “eastern student” meets “western helping
skills”: Analytical study of learning experiences of helping techniques among
Taiwan undergraduates. In Department of Instructional Psychology and
Counseling Education of NHLUE (Eds.), Hualien: NHLUE.
2 JOURNAL ARTICLES
Dai, C. L. (2010). The story of a veteran’s wife. Coast Guard, 43, 68-69.
Dai, C. L. (2010). Caring for veterans: Stories from a local fishing village. Coastal Patrol,
71, 37.
Dai, C. L., & Sharma, M. (2014). Inhale and exhale: Yoga as an alternative
intervention in smoking cessation. Journal of Evidence-Based Complementary and
Alternative Medicine, 19(2), 144-149.
Tie, H. T., Xia, Y. Y., Zeng, Y. S., Zhang, Y., Dai, C. L., Guo, J. J., & Zhao, Y. (2014).
Risk of childhood overweight or obesity associated with excessive weight gain during
pregnancy: a meta-analysis. Archives of Gynecology and Obstetrics, 289(2), 247-257.
ARTICLES UNDER REVIEW
Dai, C. L., King, K. A., Vidourek, R. A., & Nabors, L. Physical activity based intervention:
Is there an impact on youth psychosocial development?
Dai, C. L., & Sharma, M. Childhood obesity in Taiwan: Predicting childhood obesity
prevention behaviors using Social Cognitive Theory.
Dai, C. L. & Nabors, L. Improving international students well-being: An ecological
perspective.
Richardson, G. B., Dai, C. L., Chen, C. C., Hardesty, P. H., & Swoboda, C. M. Parent and
child life history dimensions and their effects on adolescent-young adult
substance use.
Chen, W. W., Chen, C. C., Richardson, G. B., & Dai, C. L. The achievement goal
orientation in Chinese societies: Within-Cultural differences among Hong Kong,
Macau, and Taiwan.
Nabors, L., Baker, C., Burbage, M., & Dai, C. L. Predictors of child functioning and
problem behaviors for children diagnosed with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder and
Externalizing Problems.
Nabors, L., Baker, C., & Dai, C. L. Relations among family support and child functioning
for children with PTSD and Externalizing Behaviors.
ARTICLES IN PROGRESS
Dai, C. L., King, K. A., Vidourek, R. A., & Nabors, L. Health education interventions
aimed to impact physical activity levels among youth from low income family.
Dai, C. L., King, K. A., Vidourek, R. A., & Nabors, L. What does the research state
regarding positive psychology and the reduction of risky behaviors among youth?
Dai, C. L., Nabors, L., King, K. A., & Vidourek, R. A. Evaluation of an obesity prevention
after-school program.
Dai, C. L., Nabors, L., Vidourek, R. A., & King, K. A. Evaluation of a yoga intervention
on K-2 students.
Dai, C. L. & Nabors, L. Benefits of exercise on students’ self-esteem? Parents and
teachers’ perspective.
3 Dai, C. L. Impact of yoga interventions on psychological outcomes among elementary
school students.
Dai, C. L., Chen, C. C., Richardson, G. B., & Cottrell, R. The impact of a Marathon
training program on lifestyle change for homeless individuals and people recovering
from substance abuse.
Dai, C. L. Parentification, filial piety, and psychological functioning in Taiwanese youth.
Dai, C. L., & Sharma, M. Predictor of substance use in a sample of homeless and people
recovering from addiction in Midwest.
Dai, C. L., & Sharma, M. Measuring what patients think about complementary and
alternative medicine.
Nabors, L., Dai, C. L., & Hoang, N. Eating and exercise behaviors among elementary
school students from low-income families.
Clark, R., Nabors, L., Romito, K., Burbage, M., & Dai, C. L. The experience of hope in
parents of chronically ill children: A qualitative study.
Richardson, G. B., Freedlander, J., Katz, E., Dai, C. L., & Chen, C. C. Impulsivity links
reward and threat sensitivities to substance use: A structural equations model.
Richardson, G. B., Dai, C. L., & Chen, C. C. Sex and drugs: The reciprocal longitudinal
effects between young adult mating success and substance use.
Richardson, G. B., Dai, C. L., & Chen, C. C. Parentification and help seeking among
college students.
Sharma, M., Knowlden, A., & Dai, C. L. Theory of Planned Behavior based predictors of
sleep intentions and behaviors among undergraduate college students in Taiwan.
Chen, C. C., Richardson, G. B., & Dai, C. L. The validity of the Brief Multi-Individuation
Scale for Chinese adolescents: An Item Response Theory analysis.
Cottrell, R., & Dai, C. L. What medical students’ attitude toward healthy lifestyle?
CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS
NATIONAL CONFERENCES
Nabors, L., Burbage, M., Woodson, K., Swoboda, C., & Dai, C. L. (2014, Mar). The
Children’s Healthy Eating and Exercise Program: Review of a school based obesity
prevention project for elementary school-age children. Research paper presented at
the annual conference of Society for Public Health Education, Baltimore, MD.
Elkins, R. L., Nabors, L., King, K. A., Vidourek, R., & Dai, C. L. (2014, Apr). SelfEfficacy Expectations, BMI and Physical Activity in Appalachian Adolescents.
Research paper presented at the annual conference of AAHPERD, St. Louis, MO.
Dai, C. L., Chen, C. C., & Bernard, A. L. (2013, Nov). I live, I grow: An evaluation of a
community gardening program's impact on positive lifestyle among older adults.
Research poster presented at the annual conference of American Public Health
Association, Boston, MA.
Dai, C. L., Chen, C. C., Richardson, G. B., & Chen, S. C. (2013, Oct). Eastern norm
versus Western theory: the effect of Filial Piety and Parentification on Taiwanese
counselors. Research poster presented at the annual conference of Association of
4 Counselor Education and Supervision, Denver, CO.
Chen, C. C., Cook, E. P., Richardson, G. B., & Dai, C. L. (2013, Oct). Inadequate or
inappropriate: Developing an Asian Counselor Training Model from an ecological
perspective. Research poster presented at the annual conference of Association of
Counselor Education and Supervision, Denver, CO.
Richardson, G. B., Chen, C. C., Dai, C. L., & Brubaker, M. (2013, Aug). Immediate
Survival Focus: Linking SES, dichotomous thinking, and substance use. Research
poster presented at the annual conference of American Psychology Association,
Honolulu, HI, USA.
Richardson, G. B., Chen, C. C., Brubaker, M., & Dai, C. L. (2013, May). Immediate
Survival Focus: Dichotomous Thinking as a Life History Mechanism and Risk Factor
for Substance Abuse. Research paper presented at the annual conference of
NorthEastern Evolutionary Psychology Society, Annville, Pennsylvania.
Chen, C. C., Chen, S. C., & Dai, C. L. (2013, Mar). Inadequate or inappropriate:
Counseling intervention for Asian survivors of natural disaster from social justice and
ecological perspective. Research poster presented at the annual conference of
American Counseling Association, Cincinnati, OH, USA.
Dai, C. L., & Sharma, M. (2012, Oct). Between inhalation and exhalation: Yoga as an
alternative or complementary intervention for smoking cessation. Research poster
presented at the annual conference of American Public Health Association, San
Francisco, CA, USA.
Richardson, G. B., Chen, C. C., & Dai, C. L. (2012, Jun). Sex and drugs: The reciprocal
longitudinal effects between young adult mating effort and substance use. Research
paper presented at the annual conference of Human Behavior and Evolution Society,
Albuquerque, NM, USA.
Chen, C. C., Richardson, G. B., & Dai, C. L. (2012, Aug). Life history strategy and
substance use. Research poster presented at the annual conference of American
Psychology Association, Orlando, FL, USA.
Chen, C. C., & Chen, S. C., Dai, C. L. (2010, Mar). Give-and-take: SeparationIndividuation, Parentification and Filial Piety in Asian culture. Research paper
presented at the annual conference of American Counseling Association, Pittsburgh,
PA, USA.
Chen, C. C., & Dai, C. L. (2008, Mar). Separation-Individuation Theory: A source of
conflict for Asian adolescents. Research paper presented at the annual conference of
American Counseling Association, Honolulu, HI, USA.
INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCES
Kao, C. C., Kuo, H, L., & Dai, C. L. (2011, May). Shiau-Gaung runs away from the
school. Research paper presented at the annual conference of Case Study and Teacher
Education Conference, Hualien, Taiwan.
LOCAL CONFERENCES
Dai, C. L, Chen, C. C., & Richardson, G. B. (2012, Mar). Life history strategy and
substance use. Research poster presented at the annual conference of Spring
Research Conference, Louisville, KY, USA.
5 Dai, C. L., & Sharma, M. (2012, Mar). Childhood obesity in Taiwan: Predicting
childhood obesity prevention behaviors using Social Cognitive Theory. Research
poster presented at the annual conference of Spring Research Conference,
Louisville, KY, USA.
INVITED SPEAKER
LECTURER in College
Topic: Physical Activity and Youth Health
Presented in Emerging Health Issues instructed by Dr. Laura Nabors, UC (2013
Oct)
Topic: Global Health Insurance System: The Taiwan experience
Presented in Global Health instructed by Dr. Liliana Rojas-Guyler, UC (2013
Oct)
Topic: Elementary School Students Emotional Issues and Counseling Strategies
Yong-Ling Hope Elementary School, Yong-Ling Foundation, Taiwan (2008 Dec)
Topic: The Link between Healthy Lifestyle and Academic Learning
Student Counseling Center, National Dong Hwa University, Taiwan (2008 Feb)
Topic: Filial Piety vs. Parentification: Meanings and Implications for Counseling
Presented in Counseling Theory and Skill instructed by Dr. Robert, A.
Ross, Department of Social Work, Tzu-Chi University, Taiwan (2007 Jun)
Topic: Class Guidance Trainee Helping Skills Training Workshop
Student Counseling Center, National Dong Hwa University, Taiwan (2006 Oct)
Topic: Career Decision in Academia
Department of Instructional Psychology and Counseling Education, National
Hualien University of Education, Taiwan (2006 Sep)
LECTURER in Elementary and Junior High School
Topic: Obesity Prevention Program-An After-school Program at Mt. Washington
School in Partnership with the University of Cincinnati
Duties: led nutrition lessons and physical activities, and taught yoga.
Topic: Depression and Emotion Management
Shu-Lin Junior High School, Hualien, Taiwan (2006 Mar.)
Duties: lectured about how to manage emotion.
Topic: Basketball Summer Camp
Pu-Zih Elementary School, Chiayi, Taiwan. (2002 Aug.)
Duties: Taught members to maintain their weight and healthy lifestyle by playing
basketball.
SCHOOL COUNSELOR
Topic: Emotion Management and Personal Growth
Yi-Chung Elementary School, Taiwan (2008 Fall)
Topic: Interpersonal Skills and Personal Growth
Experimental Elementary School of National Dong Hwa University, Taiwan
6 (2007 Fall)
Topic: Children of Foreign Spouses Social Skills and Personal Growth
Guang-Hua Elementary School, Taiwan (2006 Spring)
Topic: Life Education
Department of Education, Hualien County Government, Taiwan (2004 Jun)
Duties: Providing individual counseling and leading group counseling in various
topics and with different groups, including students with special needs, and
children of foreign spouses.
RESEARCH EXPERIENCE
ASSOCIATE FELLOW
2012 July - present
Supervisor: Hollon Greg, Program Director
Office of Dean of College of Education, Criminal Justice & Human Services
University of Cincinnati
Duties: Facilitating college affair regarding students and faculty services, annual
CECH events, Building Task Force Board member, quantitative and qualitative
analysis of CECH student satisfaction survey and documenting international
research and projects conducted by CECH.
RESEARCH ASSISTANT
2011 Aug - present
Supervisor: Dr. George B. Richardson, Substance Abuse Counseling Program, School
of Human Services, College of Education, Criminal Justice and Human Services
University of Cincinnati
Topics: Life history strategy and substance use.
Duties: Data analysis by using Mplus, writing paper, article review, presenting
research paper in national conferences.
RESEARCH ASSISTANT
2011 Jan - 2012 Jan
Supervisor: Dr. Shu-Chung Chen, Department of Counseling Psychology, National
Dong Hwa University, Hualien, Taiwan. Hakka Academic and Cultural Activities
Grant.
Project: The rise and decline of Feng-Lin town from the perspective of a
photographer master
Duties: Literature review, qualitative data analysis, writing transcript, attending
weekly on-line meeting, and translating the transcript from Chinese into
English.
RESEARCH ASSISTANT
2011 Jan - 2011 June
Supervisor: Dr. Ching-Chen Kao, Department of Teaching Education, National Dong
Hwa University, Hualien, Taiwan
Project: Applying development psychology theories by using case studies in primary
school teaching education
Duties: Attending biweekly meeting, literature review, writing transcript, presenting
7 the research paper to a professional conference, and publishing the paper.
RESEARCH ASSISTANT
2010 Aug - 2010 Oct
Supervisor: Dr. Huei-Jing Wu, Department of Social Work, National Taiwan
University, Taipei, Taiwan. National Science Council Grant, Taiwan.
Project:
1) Establishing natural disaster rescues: school life, life adaptation and safety assistance
of indigenous children after Molake typhoon
2) A study of psychiatric rehabilitation, social right and caregiver empowerment
Duties: Literature review, collecting data, contacting participants, data coding, data
analysis using SPSS.
JOURNAL EDITORIAL ASSISTANT
2006 Oct - 2008 Apr
Journal of Taiwan Counseling and Guidance, Taiwan Counseling and Guidance
Association
Chief Editor: Dr. Meei-Ju Lin, Dean of Humanities and Social Science, NDHU,
Taiwan. National Science Council Grant, Taiwan
Duties: 1) Administration: inviting paper reviewers, contacting authors and editorial
committee members, reporting financial affairs to TCGA. 2) Publication
(Biannual): Proofreading in-press papers and contacting with publishers. 3)
Evaluation: Annual report to NSC (received high quality journal from NSC
evaluation).
NON-PROFIT FOUNDATION EDITORIAL ASSISTANT
2006 Sep - 2007 June
Supervisor: Wei-Shing Lin
Caterpillar Philosophy for Children Foundation, Taiwan.
Duties: Typesetting and proofreading in press books.
RESEARCH ASSISTANT
2006 Aug - 2007 Aug
Supervisor: Dr. Meei-Ju Lin, IPCE, NDHU, Hualien, Taiwan; National Science Council
Grant)
Project: Personality trait, personality adaptation, and personality narratives in children
projective test
Duties: Literature review on narrative research, data analysis using TEMAS (Tell-MeA-Story), statistical analyses of different measures (including TEMAS, NEOPI-R Chinese version, Children Adaptation Inventory, and important life event)
on personality traits, adaptations, and narratives.
COLLEGE EVALUATIOM ASSISTANT
2006 Aug - 2007 Jan
Department of Counseling Psychology, NDHU, Taiwan.
Duties: Collect and prepare documents for the Ministry of Education Evaluation, and
attend evaluation meetings.
RESEARCH ASSISTANT
2004 Aug - 2005 July
8 Supervisor: Dr. Huei-Ying Chi, IPCE, NHLUE. National Science Council Grant,
Taiwan.
Project: Teachers’ teacher: The stories of teacher educators
Duties: Literature review on educational psychology and qualitative research,
contacting participants, conducting in-depth interviews, and transcribing
the qualitative data into text.
RESEARCH ASSISTANT
2004 Aug - 2005 July
Supervisor: Dr. Meei-Ju Lin, IPCE, NHLUE. Academy Prospective Student Award.
Project: Analytical study of learning experiences of helping skills among Taiwan
undergraduates
Duties: Observing and noting the lab process, making the interview outline,
participant recruitment, conducting in-depth interviews, transcribing
the qualitative data, literature review.
TEACHING EXPERIENCES
TEACHING ASSISTANT in the United States
2013-14 Fall
Health promotion and Education Program, School of Human Services
College of Education, Criminal Justice & Human Services, University of Cincinnati
Course: Emerging Issues in Health
Duties: Leading group discussion in public health issues, lecturing.
2013-14 Fall
Health promotion and Education Program, School of Human Services
College of Education, Criminal Justice & Human Services, University of Cincinnati
Course: Global Health
Duties: Leading group discussion in case study, lecturing.
2012-13 Fall
Counseling Program, School of Human Services
College of Education, Criminal Justice & Human Services, University of Cincinnati
Course: Counseling Supervision, (Instructor: Dr. Geoffrey Yager),
Duties: Leading group discussion, role play activity, counseling skill practice lab.
2011-2012 Spring
Substance Use Counseling Program, School of Human Services
College of Education, Criminal Justice & Human Services, University of Cincinnati
On-line course: Drugs and Behavior (Instructor: Dr. Sasi Chockalingam)
Duties: Grading, leading discussion board.
TEACHING ASSISTANT in Taiwan
2010-11 Fall
Department of Social Work, National Taiwan University
Courses: 1. Social Work & Psychiatric 2.Clinical Case Studies
(Instructor: Dr. Huei-Jing Wu)
Duties: Preparing teaching materials, article review, contacting invited speakers and
monitoring students practical experiences.
2006-09
9 Department of Counseling and Clinical Psychology, National Dong Hwa University
Course: Guidance and Counseling Practicum (Instructor: Dr. Shu-Chung Chen)
Duties: Assisting and supervising undergraduate students regarding individual and
group counseling, group counseling plan design, correcting their clinical
documentation.
Course: Career Counseling (Instructor: Dr. Yi-Jhao Wang)
Duties: Scoring, leading the discussion groups during class, conducting several kinds of
assessment and explaining the results.
Course: Gerontology Psychology (Instructor: Dr. Shu-Chung Chen)
Duties: Literature review regarding the health issues of older adult, and arranging class
affairs.
Course: General Psychology (Instructor: Dr. Theodore Mazarakis)
Duties: Interpreting English lecture into Mandarin, translating materials from English
into Mandarin, leading study groups, and grading.
ELEMENTARY SCHOOL TEACHER
2011 spring
Bo-Jia Elementary School, Taipei, Taiwan
Duties: Teaching Social Science, Class Counseling and Physical Education from 1st 6th grader.
TUTOR
2007-08
Tutoring a junior high school student in English
ELEMENTARY SCHOOL TEACHER INTERNSHIP
2005-06
Pu-Zih Elementary School, Chiayi, Taiwan (Supervisor: Dr. Jin-Cheng Kao)
Elementary School Teacher
Duties: Instructor of 6th grade in teaching Chinese, Mathematics, and teaching Social
Science, English, Art, Computer, and Science to 4th grade students.
Coach (soccer, basketball, baseball and track- and- field teams)
Duties: Teaching elementary students to learn skills and rules of various sports,
leading these sports teams to attend local and county tournaments.
ELEMENTARY SCHOOL TEACHER PRACTICUM
2004 - 05
Dao-Siang Elementary School, Hualien, Taiwan (Supervisor: Dr. Yi-Yong Huang)
Duties: Teaching 2nd, 3rd and 5th grader in Mathematics, Chinese, Taiwanese, Science,
Physical Education, English, and tutoring a 5th grader by using novels to
improve reading comprehension and personal issues.
CLINICAL MENTAL HEALTH EXPERIENCE
GUIDANCE TEACHER & SCHOOL COUNSELOR
2012 spring
Bo-Jia Elementary School, Taipei, Taiwan
Duties: Individual and group counseling, teaching class guidance, bullying and
violence prevention.
MILITARY COUNSELOR
2009 Sep - 2010 Aug
Supervisor: Major Yu-Jie Lai, 4th Unit, CCPO
10 Counseling Center, Central Coastal Patrol Office, Coast Guard Administration,
Executive Yuan, Taiwan
Duties: Preventing suicide of CGA soldiers from their heavy pressure in the army,
improving their mental adjustment by phone counseling, individual
counseling, conducting different kinds of assessment (such as mental health
assessment of CGA soldiers, soldier behavior checklist, and personality
assessment), and holding lectures on mental health issues.
COUNSELING ABROAD INTERNSHIP
2008 Jul - 2008 Aug
Supervisor: Dr. Geoffrey Yager, University of Cincinnati, Ohio, U.S.A.
Dr. Shu-Chung Chen, NDHU, Taiwan.
Dr. Robert A. Ross, Tzu-Chi University, Taiwan
Counselor Education Program, University of Cincinnati, Ohio, U.S.A.
Duties: Six-week internship included: 1) visiting different health service centers at the
University of Cincinnati (such as Student Counseling Center, Women’s
Center, Career Development Center), and some community health institutions
(such as Talbert House and a local health clinic for indigent persons with
serious mental illness); 2) attending staff meetings; and 3) auditing courses
from the counseling program (such as School Counseling, Ecological
Counseling Seminar, Counseling Practice, and others), which were taught by
different professors at UC.
COUNSELING MASTER PRACTICUM
2008 spring
Supervisor: Dr. Yi-Jhao Wang, Director of Student Counseling Center, NDHU
Student Counseling Center, NDHU, Taiwan
Duties: 1) Individual Counseling: including intake, case management, crisis
management; 2) Group Counseling (self-development and awareness of
volunteers); 3) Psychological Assessment: conducting different kinds of
assessment and explaining the results; 4) Outreach: conducting various
activities, such as lectures, farming experience camp, a book and music
exhibition, and a dancing workshop); 5) Counselor Continuing Education: staff
meetings, case studies, and group supervision; 6) Lecturer (topic: depression
and happiness): Assisting students to understand depression and facilitating
positive skills to promote mental health.
GUIDANCE & COUNSELING INTERNSHIP
2005 - 06
Supervisor: Dr. Shu-Chung Chen
Pu-Zih Elementary School, Chiayi, Taiwan.
Duties: Group counseling (topics include special education students, children of
foreign spouses, communication skills), holding mental health, parenting and
health promotion workshops for students, parents, and teachers.
GUIDANCE & COUNSELING PRACTICUM
2004 - 05
Supervisor: Dr. Shu-Chung Chen
Bai-Chun Elementary School, Hualien, Taiwan
Duties: Individual counseling, group counseling (groups includes career development,
emotional issues), collaborating with class instructor on students issues, and
administrative affairs.
11 COMMUNITY SERVICES
Ronald McDonald House
2013 June - present
Cincinnati, Ohio, U.S.A.
Duties: 1. Facilitating art and play activities with chronically ill school age patient.
2. Facilitating a hope and positive self group for children patient.
Cincinnati Music and Wellness Coalition
2013 March - August
Cincinnati, Ohio, U.S.A.
Duties: Facilitating a music and wellness group for Bhutanese refugee at a local church.
St Leo’s and Burundian Refugees, AMCD/CSJ Service Day at ACA conference
2013 March
Cincinnati, Ohio, U.S.A.
Duties: Facilitating garden activities and English as Second Language class with
refugees.
City Gospel Mission
2012 - present
Cincinnati, Ohio, U.S.A.
Duties: Facilitating an 8-weeks Marathon Training Program-STEP FORWARD, and
being a running buddy with the recovery program members to complete Plying Pig
Marathon Races.
Gaden Tensung Ling (DGTL) Buddhist Monastery
2008 summer break
Bloomington, Indiana, U.S.A.
Duties: Attending the 10th anniversary celebration of DGTL Monastery, serving the
monks and the residents.
Mongolian Buddhist Monastery
2007 winter break
Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia
Duties: Serving in the local monastery.
LICENSURE
Elementary School Teacher Certificate, Ministry of Education, Taiwan
CERTIFICATE
Certified Health Education Specialist (will take the exam on April 26, 2014)
Teaching Assistant Certificate, National Dong Hwa University, Hualien, Taiwan
Cardio-Pulmonary Resuscitation Certificate, Department of Health, Taipei, Taiwan
Basketball Referee Certificate, Hualien, Taiwan
Soccer Coach Certificate, Chiayi, Taiwan
Track-and-Field Coach Certificate, Chiayi, Taiwan
Boccia Coach Certificate, Taipei, Taiwan
MEMBERSHIPS
12 American for Multicultural Counseling and Development (from 2013)
American Public Health Association (from 2011)
American Psychological Association (from 2011)
American Counseling Association (from 2006)
Taiwan Counseling and Guidance Association (from 2006)
SERVICES and PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
2012-13
Research Associate, Building Task Force Board, CECH, UC
2011 Summer
Graduate Student, Therapeutic Recreation, Department of Recreation, Park, and
Tourism Studies, Indiana University.
Duties: taking 5 courses in Recreational Therapy (RT) Concentration (i.e., Social
Psychology in RT, Techniques in RT, Adventure and Outdoor Experiential
Education, Higher Education in Recreation, Park, and Leisure Services, and
Academic Writing)
2006-09
Graduate Student Leader, DCCP, NDHU
Graduate Student Representative, DCCP, NDHU
Searching Committee Graduate Student Representative, DCCP, NDHU
Institutional Review Boards Graduate Student Representative of NDHU
Duties: Attending faculty meetings, searching committee meetings, Research Ethics
Committee meetings, and leading graduate student meetings.
Student Worker (National Dong Hwa University, Taiwan)
2006 - 08 Office of Counseling Psychology
Duties: Facilitating administrative work e.g. setting up conference room and filing.
2005 Military Education Office
Duties: Screening students’ body temperature to prevent the spread of a serious flu.
2004 Students Health Center
Duties: Assessing environmental sanitation on campus.
2003 Office of Student Affairs
Duties: Managing the attendance records of students.
RECREATION
BASKETBALL
2006 - 09
Member of Departmental Basketball Team, DCCP, NDHU, Hualien, Taiwan
Duties: Assisted to enhance teammates’ skills and mental resilience, and we won the
2008 Championship of Interdepartmental Basketball Game and 2009
Championship of Holiday Cup Basketball Game.
2002 - 04
Captain of the Departmental Basketball Team, IPCE, NHLUE, Hualien, Taiwan
Duties: Arranging the training schedule and leading teammates to practice it,
organizing games with other teams. In my junior year, we won the 2004
National Intercollegiate Psychology Championship.
2002
Varsity Basketball Team, NHLUE, Hualien, Taiwan
13 Duties: Competing in National Intercollegiate Athletic Game in 2002 and 2003.
TRACK and FIELD
2004 First place in the 2004 men’s long jump at NHLUE tournament
2003 First place in the 2004 men’s 100 meters match at NHLUE tournament
YOGA: Yoga Club, National Taiwan University, Taipei, Taiwan (2010)
BASEBALL: Baseball Club, NDHU, Hualien, Taiwan (2008 - 09)
PHOTOGRAPHY: Photography Club of Chiayi County, Taiwan (2004 - 05)
BADMINTON: Badminton Club, NHLUE, Hualien, Taiwan (2003 - 04)
DANCING: Dancing Club, Chiayi High School (2000)
LANGUAGE
Taiwanese, Mandarin, and English
14 Contact Information for References
1. Dr. Keith A. King Ph.D., MCHES
Professor and Coordinator, Health Promotion & Education
School of Human Services
College of Education, Criminal Justice, and Human Services
University of Cincinnati
Email: [email protected]
Office telephone: 513-556-3859
2. Dr. Rebecca A. Vidourek, Ph.D., CHES
Assistant Professor, Health Promotion & Education
School of Human Services
College of Education, Criminal Justice, and Human Services
University of Cincinnati
Email: [email protected]
Office telephone: 513-556-3857
3. Dr. Laura Nabors, Ph.D., ABPP
Associate Professor, Health Promotion & Education
School of Human Services
College of Education, Criminal Justice, and Human Services
University of Cincinnati
Email: [email protected]
Office telephone: 513-556-5537
4. Dr. Manoj Sharma, Ph.D., MBBS, MCHES
Professor, Health Promotion & Education
School of Human Services
College of Education, Criminal Justice, and Human Services
University of Cincinnati
Email: [email protected]
Office telephone: 513-556-3878
5. Dr. George B. Richardson, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor, Substance Abuse Counseling
Interim Coordinator, Counselor Education Doctoral Program Track
School of Human Services
College of Education, Criminal Justice and Human Services
University of Cincinnati
Email: [email protected]
Office telephone: 513-556-9261
6. Dr. Shu-Chung Chen, Ph.D
Associate Professor, Counseling & Clinical Psychology
College of Humanity and Social Science
National Dong Hwa University
No. 1, Sec. 2, Da Hsueh Rd., Shoufeng,
15 Hualien 97401, Taiwan, R.O.C.
Email: [email protected]
Office telephone: +886-3-863-5633 # 5655
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