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| Dr. Darlene G. Colson -- dgcolson@nsu.edu Click the link in Dr. Colson's name above to view her bio. |
823-8573 |
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Dr. Joy Cooley -- jacooley@nsu.edu Dr. Joy Cooley earned her Psy. D. from the Virginia Consortium Program in Cinical Psychology. She obtained her M.S. from Virginia State University and her B.A. from The University of Virginia. She began service to Norfolk State University in 1989. Dr. Cooley values friendship, family, and laughter. She loves animals, especially dogs, movies, festivals, junk food, and mellow music. |
823-9439 |
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| Dr. Ernestine Duncan -- eduncan@nsu.edu Dr. Duncan earned her Ph.D. and M.A. degrees in Clinical Psychology from Georgia State University. Her undergraduate degree is from Oberlin College in Ohio. Dr. Duncan’s research interests include HIV/AIDS prevention in African Americans and her clinical interests include working with children with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD). She began teaching at Norfolk State University as an adjunct professor in 2001. |
823-8310 |
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823-2228 |
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Dr. Karen Holmes -- kyholmes@nsu.edu Dr. Holmes received her M.S. and Ph.D. in Social Psychology from Wayne State University. She began service to Norfolk State University in 2006. Her professional interests include examining issues related to perceived racism, coping and health outcomes in African Americans. Dr. Holmes is fascinated by the research process and is always eager to mentor motivated, serious-minded students. |
823-9055 |
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Dr. Joy P. Kannarkat -- jpkannarkat@nsu.edu Dr. Joy P. Kannarkat received his Ph.D. and M.S. degrees in l psychology from Howard University and his B.A. from the University of Kerala, India. He is a licensed clinical psychologist with a special interest in clinical child psychology. He began service at NSU in 1975. |
823-8943 |
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Dr. Delanyard Robinson -- dlrobinson@nsu.edu Dr. Delanyard Robinson received his Ph.D. and M.S. Degrees in clinical psychology from Rutgers University, an M.A. degree in general- experimental psychology from St. Mary’s University, and a B.S. in social science from Tuskegee Institute. His professional interests include the assessment and modification of interpersonal behavior, counseling ministry, behavioral medicine, multimodal behavior therapy, and sports psychology. |
823-8993 |
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| Dr. Ronald Thomas -- rethomas@nsu.edu Dr. Ronald Thomas received his Ph.D. from Boston University. He is a licensed clinical psychologist and his interests include community psychology, prevention, and substance abuse. |
823-9058 |
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| Dr. Karen B. White -- kbwhite@nsu.edu Dr. Karen B. White received her doctorate in clinical psychology from the Virginia Consortium Program for Professional Psychology, her master’s degree from NSU in community/clinical psychology and bachelor’s from North Carolina Central. Dr. White is reality therapy certified. Her research interests include investigating the relationship between self-disclosure, intimacy, and satisfaction in African-American and European- American heterosexual relationships.
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823-9057 |
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Denise E. Biron, Psy.D. denibir@regent.edu
Angela Brown, M.A.
Barbara Rivera, M.A.
Vickie Madison, M.A.
Catherine Mills, M.S. Erika Simon, M.A. edsimon@nsu.edu
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