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Dr.
John Wu
Carmel Mountain Professional Park
9330 Carmel Mountain Road, Suite F
San Diego, CA 92129
Education
Ed. D.
Harvard
University Graduate School of Education
1992 - Counseling
and Consulting Psychology
1994 - Licensed
Psychologist in Massachusetts
1996 - Licensed
Psychologist in California, PSY 14391
Ed. M.
Harvard
University Graduate School of Education
1988 - Counseling
and Consulting Psychology
B.A.
University
of California, Irvine
1987 - Psychology,
Magna Cum Laude
B.S.
Univeristy of California,
Irvine
1987 - Information
and Computer Science, Magna Cum Laude
Professional Work
Senior Psychologist
2001-Present
Celebration
Counseling.
Provide individual and couples counseling to adults and young adults
for a variety of interpersonal and intrapersonal issues.
Professor
2001-Present
Point
Loma Nazarene University.
Instructor for upper division undergraduate psychology university
students. Courses include Child Development, Intoduction to Counseling,
Group Dynamics, Abnormal Psychology, Psychological Assessment, and
Marriage Intimacy.
Counseling
Psychologist II 1994-2001 Full-time.
Psychological
and Counseling Services, University of California, San Diego.
Provide individual and group therapy to undergraduate and graduate
students. Supervise and train pre-doctoral interns in APA approved
internship. Provide outreach and consultation to college community.
Adjunct Faculty
1997-2001 Part-time.
Mesa
College.
Instructor for General Psychology, a psychology survey course.
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Professional
Work
(cont'd)
Staff Psychologist
1991-1994
Northeastern
University.
Conducted career testing and counseling. Provided individual and group
therapy to undergraduate students, graduate students, staff and faculty.
Served on the President's Diversity Advisory Committee and helped
originate the Asian American Faculty and Staff Association.
Pre-Doctoral
Psychology Intern 1990-1991 Psychological
and Counseling Services, University of California, San Diego. Provide
individual, couples, and group therapy. Provide consultation to Dean's
Office, multicultural outreach, and teach workshops in this APA-approved
internship.
Teaching Assistant
Harvard University 1988-1989, Graduate School of Education. Psychosocial
Epidemics of School-aged Children and Youth. Facilitated two
weekly discussion sections, advised graduate students, graded papers,
and lectured on adolescent gangs.
Research
Cooper, N., Crocker, N., Erselius, K., Lerma,
A., Irwin-Chase, H., Wu, J., & Johnson, J. (April, 2005). Poster
presented at the 75th Annual Rocky Mountain Psychological Association
Convention.
Manese, J. M.,
Wu, J. T., & Nepomuceno, C.A. (2001). The effect of training
on multicultural counseling competencies: an exploratory study over
a ten-year period. Journal of Multicultural Counseling and Development,
29, 31-40.
Wu, J., Nepomuceno,
C., & Manese, J. Examination of Asian American client data from
a university counseling center. Poster session presented at the annual
meeting of the Asian American Psychological Association. San Francisco,
CA. 1998.
Bempechat, J.,
Nakkula, M., Wu, J., & Ginsburg, H. (1996). Attributions as
predictors of mathematics achievement: a comparative study. Journal
of Research and Development in Education. 29(2), 53-59.
Bempechat, J.,
Ginsberg, H., & Wu, J. Achievement motivation among working
class and middle class white children. Poster session at the Biennial
Conference of the Society of Research and Child Development. Kansas
City, MO. 1989.
Bempechat, J.,
Ginsberg, H., & Wu, J. Achievement motivation in Cambodian
refugee children: a comparative study. Panel discussion at the Biennial
Conferenc eof the Society of Research and Child Development. Kansas
City, MO. 1989.
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