About Us
Student Affiliates
Raven
Cuellar, research assistant
Her current involvement with the CSBMHP includes facilitating support groups for the Expect Respect youth dating violence prevention program, conducting mental health assessments with youth in juvenile detention, and working collaboratively with community coalitions on domestic violence prevention efforts.
Outside of the department, Raven spends her time practicing yoga, dancing, exploring the outdoors, and traveling.
Dana E. Crawford, research assistant Dana E. earned both Bachelor of Science and Bachelor of Arts from Howard University and she also earned a Masters of Education from Temple University. Dana E. has a broad background in nursing, African American studies and child psychology. She has appeared on several radio and television shows including "The Nightly News with Tom Brokaw." Her research interests include multiculturalism, School-Based Mental Health Programs and the use of narrative therapy in counseling diverse populations. Dana E. enjoys traveling abroad, writing poetry and hosting community development events.
Jennifer Elfstrom, research assistant. Jennifer earned her Bachelors and Masters Degrees from Boston College, where she wrote her Masters thesis on school-based mental health care. Her current research focuses on the link between school climate and bullying. In her free time Jen enjoys traveling.
Angie Ledgerwood, research assistant
& clinical trainee
Angie earned her
BA from Drury University in 1999. Prior to moving to Ohio, she spent 4 ½
years living and working in Costa Rica. Her research interests
are varied and include acculturation, program implementation and evaluation,
and readiness for innovation. Outside of the Psychology Building, she enjoys
spending time with her husband, her spoiled pets, and cross-stitching.
Rochelle Fritz, clinical/consultation
trainee
Rochelle has been working in the Center since she started graduate school in
2003. Her research interests include
program development and evaluation. Her current research project involves
developing an implementation fidelity measure for an evidence-based bullying
prevention program. When Rochelle is not at work, she enjoys kayaking and
bike riding.
Holli Sink,research assistant
She has been
involved in several different projects associated with the CSBMHP, including
research on understanding youth aggression, providing technical assistance
for the Olweus Bullying Prevention Program, consulting with Head Start of
Butler County, and assessment work with the Juvenile Detention Project.
Her research interests focus on understanding motivations behind various
types of aggression in youths and working toward more effective interventions.
In her free time, Holli enjoys playing sports, exploring the outdoors, and
spending time with friends.