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From ALUMNEWS
From the latest Dean's Update
From left to right, sharing with my colleagues Andres Consoli, Richard Tori, Marcelo Urra, y Luis Felipe Garcia during the XXXI Interamerican Society of Psychology's meeting in Mexico City, July 2007.
Dr. Zalaquett presented Sharpening Your DSM-IV-TR’s Diagnostic Tools: Case Diagnosis & Corresponding Treatment, a training program for the Suncoast Mental Health Counselors Association, in June 15, 2007 in Clearwater, Florida. Pictures are from a similar program presented the previous year.
Dr. Allen Ivey, Dr. Zalaquett, Dr. Ishu Ishiyama and Dr. Thomas Parham during the National Multicultural Conference and Summit 2007, The Psychology of Multiple Identities: Finding Empowerment in the Face of Oppression. January, 2007 Seattle, Washington.
Dr. Jose Hernandez and Dr. Zalaquett introducing the Successful Latina/o Student Award celebration during our USF Hispanic Heritage National Month Celebration.
Several Successful Latina Students like Ms. Linda Callejas
and Ms. Alana Lopez received the 2006 awards.
ACA - Montreal 2006
Dr. Zalaquett attending the American Counseling Association's International Conference in Montreal, Canada, 2006.
With Dr. Ed Delgado-Romero during the National Latina/o Psychological Association Annual Conference in Milwaukee, 2006
Chi Sigma Iota Spring 2006 Initiation and Graduation Ceremony
Award Dr. Zalaquett received a plaque from the Suncoast Mental Health Counselors Association (SMHCA) in appreciation of his service, dedication and commitment to the organization in 2005-2006.
Dr. Zalaquett is SMHCA's Graduate School Educator Representative.
Visitors
Mrs. Chan Ching Oi, CEO of ISS
Holdings, Mr. Elvis Tan, CEO Beijing International School Education
Mr. Tan, Mrs. Chan and Dr. Zalaquett
Teaching in Singapore Dr. Carlos Zalaquett, assistant professor and coordinator of Community/Mental Health Counseling in the College of Education, taught the course Consultation for Mental Health and School Counselors in the School Counseling Program at the Center for American Education.
Mun-E, Bill, Sheona, Bee, AJ, Ricky, Francesca, Andrew and Mei
Presenting in Singapore Dr. Carlos Zalaquett, assistant professor and coordinator of Community/Mental Health Counseling in the College of Education, presented An Invisible Disorder: Major Depression in Adolescents to the general public in Singapore. The session was sponsored by the Center for American Education.
Presenting
Participants
Participants
Answering questions from the audience...
Dr. Zalaquett, with the help of Dr. Ann Cranston-Gingras and Mr. Patrick Doone presented the Successful Latina/o Student Award to Dora Cruz, Erika Lara, Isaura Rodriguez, Leandra Bence and Ruby Luis during the 2005 USF Hispanic Heritage National Month Celebration, October, 2005.
The audience gave an standing ovation to our successful Latina students!
Dean Dick Puglisi addressed the awardees.
The USF Hispanic Heritage Celebration Month Committee
Dr. Zalaquett presented the USF Hispanic Heritage Faculty Award, to Dr. Ann Cranston-Gingras during the 2005 USF Hispanic Heritage National Month Celebration, October, 2005.
Dr. Ann Cranston-Gingras
Dr. Andres Consoli, Sra. Karla Lemus, and Dr. Carlos Zalaquett presented "El Proceso Psicoterapéutico Con Pacientes Pobres" at the 30th Interamerican Congress of Psychology, Interamerican Society of Psychology (SIP) in Buenos Aires, Argentina. June 2005.
BayNews9 on Channel 9 and BayNews9 en Español Carlos Zalaquett, assistant professor and coordinator of Community/Mental Health Counseling in the College of Education, was interviewed regarding the "Help Screens." As indicated, the Help Screens were created by Dr. Zalaquett to provide students with easy online access to help with study skills, test anxiety, stress, headaches and even tips for relaxation and breathing.
Good Day Tampa Bay on FOX 13/WTVT Carlos Zalaquett, assistant professor and coordinator of Community/Mental Health Counseling in the College of Education, was interviewed regarding the "Help Screens," – a set of Web-based tools created and reviewed by guidance and mental health counselors to provide students with easy online access to help with study skills, test anxiety, stress, headaches and even tips for relaxation and breathing.
American Counseling Association, 2005 Annual Convention
Drs. Arredondo, Zalaquett, Davison, Bordes, Hita, Lopez, and Rodriguez, discuss The Psychohistorical Approach in Family Counseling With Mestizo/Latino Immigrants presented by Dr. Patricia Arredondo, President of ACA.
Drs. Arredondo, Davison and Zalaquett
Universidad de Guatemala
An intense study of psychodiagnosis of mental disorders was conducted last June in Guatemala under the auspice of the Psychology Department of the Universidad del Valle in Guatemala City. This event, presented by Dr. Carlos Zalaquett, emphasized the importance of multicultural counseling, social justice and advocacy on behalf of those suffering from psychological problems. Auspiciada por el Departamento de Psicología de la Universidad del Valle se condujo en el mes de Junio de este año en la Ciudad de Guatemala una intensa jornada de estudios acerca del psicodiagnóstico de desórdenes mentales. Este evento, liderado por el Dr. Carlos Zalaquett, recalcó la importancia de enmarcar nuestro trabajo dentro de los conceptos de consejería multicultural, justicia social, y de defensa de aquellos que sufren de problemas psicológicos.
Dr. Zalaquett received a certificate of recognition from Licenciada Maria del Pilar Grazioso de Rodríguez, Dean of the College. During his visit, Dr. Zalaquett was named Visiting Professor and Consultant for the Psychology Program. El Dr. Zalaquett recibe un certificado de reconocimiento de manos de la Decano de la Facultad, Licenciada Maria del Pilar Grazioso de Rodríguez. Durante su estadía el Dr. Zalaquett fue nombrado Profesor Visitante y Consultor del Programa de Psicología.
Dr. Zalaquett was featured in the January 2005 issue of the American Psychological Association's APA Monitor in Psychology.
Dr. Zalaquett received the USF Hispanic Heritage Faculty Award, presented at the 2004 USF Hispanic Heritage National Month Celebration, October 7, 2004.
Dr. Zalaquett & Dr. Hernandez
CToday, American Counseling Association
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